XPJR6604PB and XPJ1R004PB use Toshiba’s new S-TOGL package (7.0mm×8.44mm) which features a post-less structure unifying the source connective part and outer leads. A multi-pin structure for the source leads decreases package resistance.

Toshiba has collaborated with MikroElektronika (MIKROE) to integrate its TB9053 DC-motor driver IC into the DC Motor 26 Click Board to accelerate the development of automotive applications.

Toshiba will supply test samples of the "TB9032FNG," an automobile driver/receiver IC for the CXPI automotive communications protocol standard.

The newly launched gate-driver IC for automotive brushless DC motors can be used in applications such as electric power steering (EPS), electric brakes and shift-by-wire.

40V devices offer elevated current capabilities and lower on-resistance figures in thermally-enhanced L-TOGLTM packages.

Researchers at Japan’s Toshiba Corporation have announced a significant advance in their work to develop an efficient, low cost and highly reliable tandem solar cell that raises the output of solar panels by layering a transparent solar cell over a standard silicon cell.

Technological efforts to keep improving the power conversion efficiency of a new type of solar cell.

Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH is to exhibit at Electronica 2022, showcasing solutions for a more energy efficient future. Booth C2.359 combines “Passion for Power Solutions” with demonstrations for Ethernet TSN and embedded control.

Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH (“Toshiba”) today announces the availability of highly accurate G2 SPICE models allowing designers to more faithfully simulate the performance of their designs before committing to hardware.

Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation today announced that it has developed a superconducting motor to meet the needs of the mobility sector. This superconducting motor can realize lightweight, high-output density and high-speed rotation, and can be made available for large mobility applications.