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As seen in: 5G Technology World, EEWorld Online, Engineers Garage, Power Electronic Tips, Design World, Engineering.com, R&D World, Microcontroller Tips, Analog IC Tips, Sensor Tips, Connector Tips
EEWorldonline editor at WTWH Media; electronics engineer groupie; online community believer. Dad on the right in pix at NRL. Thoughts & opinions my own.
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Quad-channel, wideband RF transceiver designed to support base station applications

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Quad-channel, wideband RF transceiver designed to support base station applications By Aimee Kalnoskas | September 2, 2026 Filed Under: Uncategorized Next Article
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Bluetooth 6 SoC adds CAN-FD and channel sounding

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By Aimee Kalnoskas Verified
| 5G Technology World Verified
Silicon Labs has released the BG2B, a Bluetooth 6 SoC built for battery-powered IoT devices needing secure ranging, low power draw, and fewer external components. It’s the company’s lowest-power Bluetooth LE part to date, with a dual-output DC-DC architecture and multi-core design. Compared to the company’s previous lowest-power Bluetooth LE SoC, BG2B cuts MCU active current 14-15%, lowers Bluetooth receive current, and drops EM2 sleep current with RAM retention to 1.1 µA.
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A cascode architecture gets GaN switching to 2200 V

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By Aimee Kalnoskas Verified
| Power Electronic Tips
Power Integrations has announced a 2200 V GaN switch technology, extending PowiGaN gallium-nitride beyond the voltage ceiling of commercially available GaN today. The company is positioning it for AI data centers, EVs, photovoltaics and HVDC infrastructure as those markets push toward higher-voltage bus architectures for greater power density.
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