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powerchip

A semiconductor-based, high-speed switching device for electrical power. Such products, which open and close at nanosecond speeds, are expected to be widely used to distribute clean, uniform power for computers and electronics.

From Power Grids to Motherboards
Instead of using electromechanical switches, huge powerchips can be used to switch electrical feeds in the national power grid. Medium-sized powerchips can switch a building from grid power to backup batteries, while small powerchips switch at the circuit board level in power supplies and UPS systems.



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Tokyo, Japan, Feb 7, 2006 - (JCN) - Renesas Technology announced on February 7 that it has signed a licensing agreement with Powerchip Semiconductor Corp.
Renesas Technology to License 1Gbit AG-AND Technology to Powerchip ... by JCNN News Summaries
Effective as of the close of February 28, 2007, Powerchip Semiconductor (Taiwan) and Fording Canadian Coal (Canada) will be fully allocated to the MSCI Global Value Index Series.
MSCI Global Value and Growth Index Series February 2007 Quarterly ... by Business Wire
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