by iDEAL Semiconductor | Jun 29, 2026 | In the News
“USB-C power adapters and other AC-DC power converters operating in the 45- to 120-W range are under constant pressure to deliver higher efficiency in ever-smaller form factors without overheating. These challenges are compounded by increasingly tight...
by iDEAL Semiconductor | Jun 17, 2026 | In the News
Battery-powered motor drives are becoming the dominant architecture across a wide range of applications, from micromobility and power tools to agricultural machinery and industrial electrification. As system power levels increase and battery voltages climb from legacy...
by iDEAL Semiconductor | Jun 2, 2026 | In the News
The quarter-brick DC/DC converter remains one of the most widely deployed isolated power modules in telecom infrastructure, networking equipment, industrial systems, and distributed 48V architectures. A typical implementation operating over an 18–75V input range and...
by iDEAL Semiconductor | May 20, 2026 | In the News
In this episode of Power Corner, host Aalyia Shaukat speaks with David Jauregui, Co-Founder and CTO of iDEAL Semiconductor, about the company’s SuperQ MOSFET technology—a novel approach to charge compensation that challenges both conventional superjunction (SJ)...
by iDEAL Semiconductor | May 20, 2026 | In the News
iDEAL argues that, instead of using a bulk p-type pillar to occupy ~50% of the structure, you can use a nanometer-thin high-k dielectric film (like alumina and hafnia) via atomic layer deposition (ALD) inside a narrow trench that can theoretically occupy as little as...
by iDEAL Semiconductor | May 20, 2026 | In the News
This article reviews how assumptions about MOSFET switching behavior are used to calculate switching loss accurately in planar MOSFETs. It then explains why these assumptions are not valid in superjunction and other RESURF MOSFETs, leading to overestimations when the...
