Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has developed new methods for evaluating the performance and efficiency of fuel cell ...

Navitas & BrightLoop Partners to Provide Next-Generation Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Charging Navitas Semiconductor Corporation - (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) 6 hrs ago ...

Hydrogen fuel cell power plants for ships face the challenge of hydrogen’s low volumetric energy density at normal temperature ...

Navitas Semiconductor partners with BrightLoop to provide advanced SiC MOSFETs for high-efficiency hydrogen fuel-cell chargers in agriculture.

The recurring issue of water accumulation in proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) has been a confounding factor in attempts to commercialize hydrogen technology for years. As hydrogen and ...

Composite bipolar plates provide 81% improvement to hydrogen fuel cell power density Ultra-thin CFRTP plates developed by Hycco achieve a 7.5 kilowatt/kilogram power density, high durability for fuel ...

This collaboration aims to integrate Navitas’ advanced GeneSiC MOSFET technology into BrightLoop’s latest series of hydrogen fuel-cell chargers, specifically targeting heavy-duty agricultural ...

Japanese carmaker Honda is coming back to the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo with the Peterbilt truck converted to run on hydrogen.

Flow measurement is key to evaluating fuel cell efficiency and leakage. Beyond hydrogen itself, research and development in hydrogen-related technologies also necessitate the accurate flow measurement ...

In hydrogen fuel cells like the ones powering the new trucks, hydrogen molecules are split into protons and electrons to create a flow of electricity, much like in a battery.

--Navitas Semiconductor, the industry leader in next-generation GaNFast™ gallium nitride and GeneSiC™ silicon carbide power semiconductors, today announced its partnership with BrightLoop ...

Navitas & BrightLoop Partners to Provide Next-Generation Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Charging GeneSiC™ MOSFET technology enables unmatched power density for high-voltage, high-power ‘multiverters’ in ...