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Microchip Technology Launches Energy-Aware Digital Power Monitors for 48V Systems

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Microchip Technology announced the PAC1761 and PAC1861 families of energy-aware digital power monitors on September 24, 2026. These devices are rated for 65V operational margin and 75V transient spike protection. They are designed to assist designers in tracking accumulated energy data for applications migrating toward 48V power architectures.

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The industry shift toward 48V power architectures requires digital power monitors that can intelligently respond to energy usage dynamics. These new monitors provide the necessary high-voltage measurement headroom and the intelligence to understand energy behavior over time, helping make high-power systems more efficient and resilient.

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  • Microchip TechnologyAmerican integrated circuit company announcing the new power monitoring products

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