Knowles has extended the range and performance of our Class I Ceramic C0G Series Capacitors to better support LLC type DC/DC converters in demanding environments.

With a maximum capacitance of 44nF/1kV and 66nF/630V in a compact chip size of 1210, the extended series is well suited to support LLC type DC/DC converters in demanding environments.

Knowles showcased how its balanced armature technology is driving the future of intelligent audio with enhanced clarity, efficiency, and immersive sound across earbuds, headphones, gaming, and wearable devices.

Semiconductor manufacturing is one of the most advanced industrial processes on Earth, requiring precise control of energy and materials at the nanometer scale. Behind that precision lies an invisible backbone: the power electronics systems that deliver, shape, and regulate every watt of energy that drives chip production.

As solar adoption accelerates worldwide, inverter technology must also evolve to deliver greater efficiency, power density, and connectivity. Modern residential inverters are now required to manage energy from solar panels, battery storage, and the grid all while meeting stricter global safety standards.

Temperature stability, equivalent series resistance (ESR), and physical construction all influence how a capacitor behaves in an LC tank circuit.

Knowles’ new MM60 MEMS microphone delivers industry-leading durability, customizable audio performance, and AI-optimized sound quality for next-generation hearing health devices.

In high-voltage, high-reliability applications, safety is non-negotiable. That’s why safety capacitors are essential for mitigating the risks associated with transient voltages and electrical interference.

First-of-its-kind AI-centric microphone delivers unparalleled electroacoustic performance and durability, featuring breakthrough MEMS motor and advanced ASIC for next-generation hearing aid applications

As energy systems evolve to support electrification, renewables, and digital infrastructure, the demands on power electronics are intensifying.

Resonant circuits are a foundational technology in many high-performance electronic systems, enabling efficient energy control and transfer. A helpful way to visualize resonance is by comparing electrical behavior to mechanical motion.

Radio frequency (RF) generators produce alternating current (AC) at specific frequencies ranging from kilohertz to gigahertz.