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AspenCore Launches Power Electronics News WebsiteAspenCore has launched a website, Power Electronics News, whose mission is to deliver the latest news, new product, and technical articles to cover the ever-changing global power electronics industry. The objective of this website is to ensure you have all the latest information for your next design - from power supplies, power semiconductors, and power components to batteries and thermal management. On this site, which is easy to navigate using your mobile device or tablet, you will also find "The Editor's Perspective" column on technology events, plus company and market news, product news, white papers, webinars and videos. "In recent years, webinars have evolved to become a convenient and powerful information tool for engineers," said Paul O'Shea, the editor of Power Electronics News. "To leverage this tool, our team is creating a series of webinars about power supply design that we will launch in September." Among the planned topics, O'Shea singled out the development of a power supply webinar series that will explain the step-by-step design for the buck and boost topologies in DC-DC switching regulators. Geographically, the site will focus on events in Europe and the Americas - helping to keep you in touch with manufacturers that might ordinarily be missed by other news outlets - and will cover the key movers of the power electronics industry. You will be in good hands with input coming from European-based editors and guided by O'Shea, a veteran technical editor who started his career with Texas Instruments (News - Alert) in 1980, followed by stints with Evaluation Engineering Magazine, VerticalNet, EE Times, Power Management Designline, and now, with Electronic Products print magazine and website. We look forward to interacting with you and we welcome your feedback on how we can best serve you as our audience. We also invite you to submit product and company news, as well as technical articles. Please send your information to [email protected]. Launch Partners: Microchip Technology Apex (News - Alert) Microtechnology Power Integrations Texas Instruments View source version on businesswire.com: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20160908005239/en/ |
