Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation (“Toshiba”) has developed a gallium nitride (GaN) cascode with a direct gate drive that realizes stable operation and simplification of system design. The device reduces risk of additional energy loss during switching due to false on, and like silicon its switching speed can be easily adjusted, an important consideration in the design of power electronics systems.

Optimized for high density implementations thanks to space-saving P-SON4 package.

Reliable Data Collection of Rainfall and Water Levels from Mountainous Regions.

New photorelays in S-VSON4T package with industry's smallest mounting area and maximum operating temperature of 125°C.

Maximum trigger LED current of 1mA and increased sensitivity of the photodiode array.

Automotive-qualified devices curb power consumption to boost vehicle fuel economy.

Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation ("Toshiba") will start manufacturing sequentially 24 products in CEZ series, CUZ series, MUZ series, and MSZ series of Zener diodes that protect semiconductor devices from switching surges, inductive lightning surges[1] and electrostatic discharge (ESD)[2].

TOKYO--Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation ("Toshiba") announced that Zhejiang Asia-Pacific Mechanical & Electronic Co. Ltd. (APG), one of China’s leading manufacturers of vehicle braking systems, will deploy the Visconti4 image-recognition processor in its next generation advanced driver assistance system (ADAS). This is the first time that a Visconti family processor will be mass-produced for a company outside Japan.

Quantum cryptographic communication technology allows for completely secure real-time transmission of genome analysis data and transfer of online expert panel data.

Toshiba Electronics Europe (“Toshiba”) today announces Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation’s collaboration with MikroElektronika (“Mikroe”), on a range of new Click boards targeting motor control applications. Toshiba’s highly integrated motor control ICs, with a history stretching back more than four decades, are recognized across the industry for their utility in motor control systems.