Arrow Virtual eDGE Webinars Sponsored by CUI Inc
Short 10- to 30-minute webcasts presented by leading CUI engineers and product managers.
Part of the Arrow Virtual eDGE Webinar Series sponsored by CUI, these webcasts provide you with specific and detailed information on trending technology innovations that can improve and accelerate your next designs.
1. Internal vs External – Selecting A Power Supply for Your Next Design
There are many factors to consider when selecting or specifying a power supply for a new product. In this session, we discuss many of the factors involved and how they might affect the power supply and your end product.
Attendees will learn about:
- Internal versus external supplies
- Wall plug versus desktop supplies
- Input and output connections
- Regulations affecting external supplies
2. Customizable Power Adapters – Not Just a Black Box
CUI Inc can support a variety of custom modifications for the best match both operationally and aesthetically for a customer's end product.
Attendees will learn about:
- CUI's external adapter product offering
- Mechanical and electrical customizations
- Regulatory customizations
3. How Gallium Nitride (GaN) Enables Smaller, More Efficient Power Supplies
GaN is a semiconductor material used to make transistors that, when used in power adapters in place of conventional silicon MOSFET's, enable higher efficiency, smaller form factor, and lighter weight.
Attendees will learn about:
- GaN is a wide bandgap semiconductor
- GaN decreases conduction losses and reduces switching losses
- GaN can switch faster than Si which enables smaller form factors
- GaN's superior thermal properties help reduce a need for bulky heatsinks and fans
4. Preparing for 62368-1 implementation
This module explains when 62368-1 implementation is happening globally and what design engineers should be considering for new designs.
Attendees will learn about:
- What is 62368-1, and when is it required?
- How is it different than the traditional 60950-1 and 60035-1 safety approval?
- How does this new standard affect my design requirements?