To address AI servers’ and data centers’ growing demands for high power density and thermal efficiency, Cyntec has launched a comprehensive HVDC-focused solution for AI servers and switches. Key offerings include high-efficiency power chokes (with enhanced saturation current and low loss), miniaturized power modules, liquid-cooled busbars (up to 50Vdc/8000A), and fast-response e-Fuses. This one-stop solution meets next-gen AI/HPC infrastructure’s performance and safety needs, advancing data center energy efficiency.

Empowering the Upgrade of Software-Defined Vehicles, Cyntec’s Three Core Products Solidify E-Mobility Advantages — High-performance Inductors ensure stable signal transmission and power supply for ECUs; high-current power chokes help OBCs and DC-DC converters reduce interference and improve efficiency; high-precision shunt Sensors provide accurate current data for BMS and traction inverters. Leveraging its technical accumulation in magnetic and passive components as well as advanced simulation tools, Cyntec’s products balance efficient power conversion, lightweight design and strict AEC-Q standards, helping automakers balance vehicle performance and costs and accelerate the launch of next-generation e-Mobility solutions.​

The global electronic components market is seeing strong growth, driven by renewable energy adoption and electric mobility. Demand for DC contactors, fuses, capacitors, and connectors is rising across EVs, solar power, energy storage, industrial automation, and telecommunications, supported by the global shift toward clean energy, electrification, and advanced power protection systems.

The Battery Management System (BMS) is the brain of an electric vehicle (EV) or energy storage system, ensuring battery safety, performance, and longevity. However, like any critical component, BMS failures can lead to reduced efficiency, safety hazards, or even catastrophic battery damage.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are revolutionizing transportation with cleaner, more efficient technology. But what makes an EV’s powertrain work? Unlike traditional internal combustion engines, EVs rely on sophisticated electronic components to manage power delivery, efficiency, and safety.

In modern vehicles, electric motors play a crucial role in various systems, from powering electric cars to controlling auxiliary functions like power windows and cooling fans. However, these motors cannot operate efficiently without a critical component—the Automotive Motor.

From smartphones to electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable energy storage, batteries power our modern world. But have you ever wondered how these batteries stay safe, efficient, and long-lasting? The answer lies in a crucial technology called the Battery Management System (BMS).