On this episode of the Embedded Insiders, Brandon and Rich review the recent Applied Power Electronics Conference, or APEC, as a proxy for how the industry works post-pandemic and the reality of supply chain demand.

All technical program papers presented, either in the technical presentations or as dialog (poster) sessions, have been chosen as a result of a rigorous, peer-review process.

The power industry is being manifested in things from advanced materials like wide-bandgap (WBG) semiconductors, to newer, software-oriented power electronic topologies.

This is the Embedded Insiders? first video broadcast. Join them as they discuss Alix?s latest adventures at APEC and what the future holds for power electronics.

A strong turnout signals a shift in perception of power electronics from necessary evil to value-added systems enabler. And new advances are sparking a new generation of energy management.

A strong turnout signals a shift in perception of power electronics from necessary evil to value-added systems enabler. And new advances are sparking a new generation of energy management.

We recently attended APEC where we were able to talk to four CEOs whose companies are at the forefront of the wide-bandgap revolution.