James Morra is a senior editor at Electronic Design. He covers the semiconductor industry and new technology trends, focusing on power electronics, power management, and the business aspects of electrical engineering, including the electronics supply chain. His work has been featured in IndustryWeek and Electronic Design.
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James Morra's coverage focuses predominantly on press releases and industry-specific topics related to engineering, silicon, AI, chip industry, and electronic design. He seems particularly interested in new technological developments and innovations within these fields.
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Toshiba said its latest 80-V MOSFET reduces on-resistance by more than 25% compared to its predecessor, suiting the FET for high-current power conversion.
Chips made at the new Dresden fab will support everything from AI data centers to the electric grids, battery storage systems, and renewable energy systems feeding them.
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The company is replacing hard-to-find high bandwidth memory (HBM) with LPDDR5X in its latest Versal processor.
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The 40-V MOSFETs developed by Vishay are geared to prevent false triggering and reduce noise in motor-control circuits.
The EIS engine embedded in TI's latest battery cell monitor could make a big difference in battery energy storage systems.
Using its AmpStack vertical die-stacking technology, AOS can integrate high- and low-side MOSFETs into a single package.
Melexis' sensors can measure subtle changes in gas and liquid pressure, targeting thermal-management loops for EV batteries and low-pressure liquid cooling in AI data centers.
By identifying potential issues early, Arteris’ technology aims to reduce chip-level vulnerabilities that can be too difficult to fix after the device is fabricated.
