Research & Development

Researchers are looking for new materials that could replace graphite and increase the nimbler of lithium ions stored in the anode. One of the most promising materials is silicon.

The IMFAA and LAZ team works in the new research building at Aalen University.

Fraunhofer IAF's innovative GaN-on-Si chip designs offer efficient and highly compact components for future low voltage applications.

Experimental test results have been performed between 55 K and 25 K.

To show how to use the same components in two different topologies, the component requirements are explored for the inverting buck-boost converter by specifically examining the reverse voltage fluctuation on the output of the inverting buck-boost, and ways to use the least expensive polarized capacitors in this topology.

Performing power cycling tests under thermal overload conditions to further increase the temperature swing is a promising approach to shorten the test time.

Technology for agriculture: TriEye partners with Trimble to explore the use of next-gen SWIR-based autonomous vision systems.

Collaboration: Hydrogen fueled fast chargers will rapidly expand charging infrastructure for electric vehicles, opening doors to more accessible and affordable charging.

ReNew Power announces new affiliate relationship with the precourt energy institute's 'StorageX Initiative' for new energy storage system technology development.

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