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Mon, Oct 26

  1. Impact score 30

    EMI Guidance for Power Converters, FinFET-Based Power Devices, Simulation-Driven Thermal Modeling for SiC and GaN Converters: Power Electronics Week Insights

    Power Electronics News published a roundup of this week's articles covering practical EMI guidance for power converters, FinFET-based power devices, and simulation-driven thermal modeling for SiC and GaN converters. The roundup also lists news items: Navitas launched a 2300-V SiC power module for grid infrastructure, with the 2300 V SiC technology targeting higher efficiency and power density in AI data centers, energy storage, and grid applications; Allegro introduced 48V power management and precision position sensors for robotics, helping humanoid robots with integration, motion control, and functional safety; EPC GaN FETs enable a 4 kW high-efficiency converter, where the dual-phase EVAL-LT7930-AZ combines ADI's LT7930 controller with EPC2361 transistors for high-current power conversion; STMicroelectronics launched a QML-V qualified LVDS receiver, the RHFLVDS42, supporting data rates up to 600Mbps, 300krad(Si) radiation resistance, and 8kV ESD immunity for aerospace systems; onsemi and Sungrow target 99.3% efficiency in utility-scale BESS, where the PowerTitan 3.0 platform supports conversion units up to 450 kW and could save over 475 MWh annually in a 100 MW installation. The articles section also covers a GaN-based dual-side cooled package for 650-V GaN in 800-V AI data centers. This item is an informational roundup with no price or supply-demand data.

    SiCGaNFinFETNavitas, Allegro and 9 totalPower Electronics News

Fri, Oct 23

  1. Impact score 20

    Leveraging the FinFET Structure for Power: Applications and Use Cases

    This is a technical overview (background) article discussing the roles of the FinFET structure and vertical GaN in high-power electronics (industrial, EVs, AI data centers); it contains no price or supply-demand movement. Key points: FinFETs are moving from logic to the power path, with foundries such as GlobalFoundries offering FinFET processes; Empower Semiconductor (now part of Analog Devices) developed its FinFast platform around ultra-fast FinFET-based power transistors; Claros (now part of Navitas) announced it will manufacture its integrated voltage regulators (IVRs) on Samsung Foundry's US-based 14-nm FinFET process. According to Empower, its Crescendo IVRs achieve roughly 20x faster transient response than conventional solutions; by paralleling up to 50 IVRs of roughly 60 A each, more than 3,000 A can be supplied to the load, with 2x lower voltage droop, which the company says yields an additional 15% reduction in xPU power for a typical AI workload. In May 2026, Analog Devices said it had entered a definitive agreement to buy Empower Semiconductor for $1.5 billion in cash, and the acquisition closed in July 2026. On vertical GaN: in 2024 Power Integrations acquired Odyssey Semiconductor's assets to develop vertical-conduction GaN FETs with 650 V and 1,200 V blocking voltages; onsemi introduced its proprietary GaN-on-GaN vertical architecture (vGaN), saying it reduces energy loss by almost 50%, manufactured at its fab in Syracuse, NY, acquired from NexGen Power Systems at the end of 2024; in October 2025, MIT spin-out Vertical Semiconductor raised an $11 million seed round led by Playground Global, demonstrated its vertical GaN process for 100 V to 1.2 kV device classes on 8-inch wafers, and hopes to have a fully integrated product out by the end of the year. The source does not state any cause related to price impact or market supply-demand.

    FinFET-based power transistors (IVRs)vertical GaN power transistorsintegrated voltage regulators (IVRs)Analog Devices, Empower Semiconductor and 10 totalPower Electronics News

Tue, Sep 22

  1. Impact score 10

    Agentic AI Is Reshaping Semiconductor Design

    ChipAgents and Analog Devices demonstrate AI verification acceleration, reducing bug isolation to minutes. Addressing the gap between design complexity and engineering capacity, agentic AI optimizes verification workflows. Neutral: This technology trend primarily enhances R&D efficiency with limited immediate impact on supply or pricing.

    EDA ToolsChip DesignAnalog Devices, ChipAgentsSemiWikiTechnical

Tue, Apr 14

  1. Impact score 60

    Analog Devices Opens Advanced Backend Facility in Thailand

    ADI inaugurated a new advanced backend facility in Chonburi, Thailand, in March, upgrading operations from test-only to integrated production including wafer-level processing and CSP. This expansion strengthens ADI's local manufacturing footprint and strategic hub status. Bullish for supply chain resilience, potentially bearish for backend service pricing.

    Analog ICsCSPAnalog DevicesThe ElecCapacity Change

Tue, Mar 24

  1. Impact score 60

    Analog Devices Strengthens Presence in Asia with New Thailand Facility

    Analog Devices has opened a new manufacturing and test facility in Thailand to expand resilient capacity. This move is part of a broader industry trend of diversifying semiconductor supply chains within Asia. Bearish: The incremental capacity addition, while long-term, contributes to a more balanced supply landscape for analog components.

    Analog SemiconductorsAnalog DevicesEE Times AsiaCapacity Change

Fri, Mar 20

  1. Impact score 55

    Analog Devices activates Thailand plant to boost global manufacturing resilience

    Analog Devices has officially launched a new advanced manufacturing and testing facility in Thailand. This move aims to enhance the company's manufacturing resilience and sustainability across the Asia-Pacific region. Neutral: This is a long-term capacity expansion plan with no immediate impact on component pricing or availability.

    Analog SemiconductorsAnalog DevicesDigiTimes AsiaCapacity Change

Thu, Mar 19

  1. Impact score 65

    Analog Devices opens new Thailand facility to boost capacity

    Analog Devices inaugurated a new manufacturing facility in Thailand to expand production and test capacity, supporting demand across industrial, automotive, and communications sectors.

    Analog DevicesEvertiqCapacity Change

Tue, May 2

  1. Impact score 20

    Reference design uses new Analog Devices controller optimized to drive EPC GaN FETs

    EPC and Analog Devices have launched the EPC9158 reference design, a 500kHz dual-output buck converter delivering 50A total from 48-54V input to 12V output. This showcases a new Analog Devices controller optimized for driving EPC's eGaN FETs. Neutral: This is a technical development promoting GaN adoption but does not indicate immediate supply, demand, or price shifts for traders.

    GaN FETsPower Management ICsEfficient Power Conversion Corp (EPC), Analog DevicesSemiconductor TodayProduct Launch

Thu, Mar 10

  1. Impact score 15

    EPC and Analog Devices collaborate to deliver up to 2MHz switching frequency for high-density DC-DC converters

    EPC and Analog Devices have launched the EPC9160 reference design board, a dual-output synchronous buck converter operating at up to 2MHz, converting 9-24V input to 3.3-5V output and delivering up to 15A per channel. This collaboration aims to showcase high-density power conversion capabilities using EPC's eGaN FETs. Neutral: This is a technology demonstration and reference design launch with no immediate, direct impact on supply, demand, or pricing for trading.

    GaN FETsDC-DC ConvertersEfficient Power Conversion Corp (EPC), Analog DevicesSemiconductor TodayProduct Launch