German magazine Markt & Technik in its Issue 17/2025 published an interview by Engelbert Hopf with Tomas Zednicek Ph.D. about European passive electronic market outlook and expectations for 2025. Dr. Tomas Zednicek, Founder and President of the European Passive Components Institute...
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Liza Shvyndzikava from Disruptiv that use co-creation to help solve R&D and business challenges interviewed Tomas Zednicek, the Founder and President of the European Passive Components Institute on challenges for university-industry partnership and commercialization of its research activities. Q:...
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German magazine Markt & Technik published an interview by Engelbert Hopf with Tomas Zednicek Ph.D. about European passive electronic market outlook and expectations for 2024. In view of various challenges on a global and national level, Dr. Tomas Zednicek,...
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In 2023, EPCI European Passive Components Institute continued their commitment to support passive components industry and engineers by sharing knowledge, informative articles and insights into the latest industry trends and challenges. Hopefully, you’ve found our insights valuable. We appreciate...
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Attendees of the 4th PCNS Passive Components Networking Symposium that took place on 10-14th September 2023 in Sønderborg Denmark valued high technical level of the conference, inter-change of knowledge between semiconductors, passive components and whole supply chain. 4th PCNS...
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Within a few years, a nitrogen-doped graphene nanomaterial developed by Olomouc, Czech Republic scientists, which turned out to be very suitable for high energy supercapacitors, could be translated to practice. Research in the field of energy storage supported by a...
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In this video prof. Sam Ben-Yaakov evaluates TI active EMI filter solution, its stability and oscillations.
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prof. Sam Ben-Yaakov discusses in detail the effect of inductors inter-connection on PWM converters losses. The video explains impacts of inductors switching, parasitic inductances, magnetic flux conservation law and LTspice simulations.
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Power electronic designers are continually trying to decrease overall design size by increasing conversion efficiency. One way they do that is by using Wide Bandgap (WBG) semiconductor devices. WBG devices can operate at higher switching frequencies and higher temperatures...
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DC-Link capacitors for DC filtering and energy storage are expected to operate at higher temperatures, in more extreme conditions, and for longer lifetimes, than ever before. Automotive applications are leading those demands for better performance, but most existing power...
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