This edition of PowerBites reports on new reference designs for EV charging stations and USB-C supplies, smarter power protection devices, and a high-end eBike that’s the model of perfection. The ...

If you're tired of having way too many devices and not enough outlets, Amazon shoppers swear by this handy gadget.

Several types of devices are employed in electronic systems to protect against voltage transients, power surges, and excessive voltage or current. Varistors is one of those devices that protect ...

Just how well do facility managers understand power surges and surge protective devices (SPDs), otherwise known as transient voltage surge suppressors (TVSSs)? According to a survey conducted by the ...

Want to organize your tech gear better so it’s all plugged in? You can plug all your gear in at once with the Anker Power ...

ABB’s Power Conversion business has released the PCS100 UPS-I and PCS100 AVC power protection devices to the North American market. The AVC and UPS-I are inverter based systems that protect sensitive ...

The era of networked electronic technology is driving a growing need for risk mitigation of all kinds. Since your organization has undoubtedly made a substantial investment in the various electronic ...

Federal agency computers once required rooms full of equipment, but today, much of that computing power has moved to desktops, laptops and even smaller devices. Smartphones and tablets now have as ...

A component protects electronic systems from power surges. It helps improve safety in power, industrial, and communication systems.

At the Applied Power Electronics Conference & Exposition (APEC 2025), celebrating its 40th year, over 300 exhibitors showcased their latest component advances for system power designers across a wide ...

Whether due to lightning storms or electrical grid issues, power surges can happen — and when they do, the last thing you want is to find that your precious electronic devices have been fried. That’s ...

Every time the lights cut out, you probably worry about the food in your fridge or the charge on your phone, not the long‑term health of your appliances. Yet the quiet way you handle power outages can ...