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James Morra
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By James Morra Verified| Electronic Design Verified ROHM Semiconductor rolled out new N-channel power MOSFETs that are specifically designed for AI power supplies in data centers. The company said the lineup is all about cutting power losses by reducing the on-resistance (R DS(on)) of the FETs and increasing reliability by expanding their safe operating area (SOA). The R DS(on), the resistance between the drain and source terminals of the power FET, is one of the most important performance metrics for power devices.
By James Morra Verified| Electronic Design Verified High-performance AI chips are gulping down large amounts of power to handle training and inferencing. The Blackwell GPUs at the heart of NVIDIA's latest Al accelerators burn through as much as 1,200 W at peak loads. Such AI chips drive the power requirements in data centers to over 100 kW per rack, up from the current range of 15 to 30 kW.
By James Morra Verified| Electronic Design Verified ROHM Semiconductor rolled out new N-channel power MOSFETs that are specifically designed for AI power supplies in data centers. The company said the lineup is all about cutting power losses by reducing the on-resistance (R DS(on)) of the FETs and increasing reliability by expanding their safe operating area (SOA). The R DS(on), the resistance between the drain and source terminals of the power FET, is one of the most important performance metrics for power devices.
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Electronic Design
Electronic Design Company (EDC), founded in 1955 in St. Paul, Minnesota, specializes in communications and networking solutions. The company offers services that include voice, video, and data integration, as well as traffic management systems and telecom infrastructure. Over the years, EDC has achieved significant milestones, such as entering the business telephone systems market in 1969 and securing a contract with the Minnesota Department of Transportation for highway traffic management in 1990. In 2010, the company relocated to Minneapolis. EDC serves a diverse range of clients, including government agencies and commercial businesses throughout the Midwest.
Chicago, United States
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Founded: 1952