At electronica 2024, Pulsiv, a Cambridge-based innovator in power electronics, has become the first company to deliver 240W from a single USB-C port. This achievement combines Pulsiv OSMIUM front-end technology with an industry-standard flyback design, passing stringent EMC and line current requirements. The development is set to transform global charging markets.

Pulsiv has unveiled a 65W USB-C GaN optimised reference design, which claims to be among the world’s most efficient.

Inrush current, the spike that occurs when electrical devices are first switched on, is a recognised problem for many types of electrical equipment – and must be managed to guarantee the safety and long-term reliability of any installation.

Pulsiv Limited, the Cambridge (UK) innovator of power electronics technology, is attending the EDS Leadership Summit to expand representation in USA, Canada, and South America.

As a confluence of factors – from post-COVID and post-Brexit supply chain challenges, to the Russia-Ukraine war – continue to fuel a global cost-of-living crisis, consumers concerned about rising energy prices are looking for measures that can help reduce their monthly bills. In this article, Darrel Kingham, CEO, Pulsiv explains how to tackle wasted energy from ‘vampire devices’ in the home.

Pulsiv Limited has entered into a pan-European distribution agreement with WPG EMEA.

Pulsiv has developed an innovative nomogram to help design engineers to rapidly determine critical transformer parameters in DCM flyback designs.

Pulsiv, the Cambridge (UK) power electronics innovator, has announced the availability from stock of its Pulsiv OSMIUM microcontrollers through global electronic components distributor, DigiKey.

Pulsiv, the Cambridge (UK) innovator of power electronics and solar microinverter technology, has announced the appointment of Dr Tim Moore, former CTO of consumer tech brands, SharkNinja and ghd.

Pulsiv, the Cambridge (UK) innovator of power electronics and solar microinverter technology, has announced the appointment of Mark Gerhard as Chairman.

The global consumer electronics market is set to reach $1 trillion by 2030 driven by continued demand from households, lifestyle changes and technology innovation.

Pulsiv OSMIUM microcontrollers and AC to DC front-end circuit configurations are available and now the first in a series of reference designs has been officially launched to the market.

Pulsiv has signed a distribution agreement with Fortec Elektronik AG covering the regions of DACH, UK and USA.

Pulsiv has signed a distribution agreement with CATS S.A.S. France adding local support for the important French market.

Pulsiv, a Cambridge based start-up, has emerged from stealth mode, with the announcement of its power electronics technology.