STMicroelectronics said a single L9963F can be deployed in 48- to 96-V battery packs. However, they could also be stacked to monitor larger batteries in EVs and energy storage systems.

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The evacuated miniature crystal oscillator from Microchip is designed for applications that demand high stability, accuracy, and long-term reliability.

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A monolithic 1,200-V silicon snubber circuit from Melexis is designed to drive up the performance of SiC power modules used in EVs and beyond.

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This 1.5- to 2.7-GHz, 40-dB amplifier allows the user to easily optimize performance versus power level.

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The 120-, 160-, and 240-kW power-electronics systems from Hyundai Mobis will work with EVs ranging from small mobility solutions to high-performance vehicles.

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Danisense's latest high-precision DC and AC current clamp-on handles galvanically isolated measurements up to 500 A with a current measurement accuracy of ±0.1%.

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This edition of PowerBites explores a cavalcade of power innovations from the recent APEC event, looks at how California is taking the lead in making bidirectional EV charging a reality, and reveals America’s booming grid-scale storage manufacturing capacity.

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