Insights into power electronics, EMC, thermal management and current technology trends.
Testability is a crucial characteristic in the design of electronic assemblies. It affects series quality and requires early considerations of test concepts and testing tools.
Why does a prototype work, but not series production? We explain the challenges of manufacturability in electronics development and how CME addresses them.
In the concept phase of power electronics, EMC, thermal, and control issues often arise. Early analyses and simulations are crucial for robust designs.
Early thermal simulation in electronics development helps save costs by making critical design decisions visible in advance and avoiding expensive corrections.
SiC and GaN technologies offer efficiency gains in power electronics but require a systemic rethink. Challenges such as EMC issues and thermal hotspots must be addressed early to fully leverage the benefits.
Thermal issues in electronics rarely arise in isolation. They are often the result of complex interactions within the overall system. A systemic understanding is crucial for reliable designs and optimal performance.
