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“Solve the hardest problem first,” Alex Lidow on winning the GaN race

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By Emma Lutjen
| Power Electronic Tips
At APEC 2026, EPC CEO Alex Lidow spoke with EEWorld Director Aimee Kalnoskas and Power Electronics Author Jeff Shepard for a conversation that goes far beyond GaN hype. From pioneering GaN adoption in AI server boards and scaling “apex” applications like humanoid robotics, to navigating fierce competition, IP battles, and shifting US innovation policy, Lidow lays out a candid, strategic view of where power electronics is headed, and what it takes to stay ahead.
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From code to road: the invisible tools ADAS can’t live without

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By Emma Lutjen
| EEWorld Online Verified
By Sjoerd van der Zwaan, CPO, Solid Sands Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) bring increasingly sophisticated software into vehicles. Functions such as lane keeping, adaptive cruise control, automated emergency braking, and sensor fusion rely on complex algorithms operating under tight real-time constraints.
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How to design ultra-low-power smart thermostats without a C-wire

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By Emma Lutjen
| EEWorld Online Verified
By Barry Brents, Littelfuse, Inc. Load-powered latching relay architecture enables battery-free HVAC control designs while reducing system complexity, size, and power consumption. Despite advances in connectivity and embedded processing, one limitation continues to constrain smart thermostat design: power delivery. Many HVAC systems in the field still rely on two-wire connections originally intended for mechanical thermostats used as series switches in a control line.
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