Texas Instruments introduced new isolated power modules featuring proprietary IsoShield technology, which offers up to three times higher power density than traditional solutions and reduces module size by up to 70%. These modules enhance efficiency, safety, and compactness in applications like electric vehicles and data centers, addressing the growing demand for smaller, more powerful components. TI's innovation supports faster design cycles and lower costs, with preproduction and production units now available. The technology was showcased at APEC 2026, highlighting its role in advancing power management in high-performance sectors.
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