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New Efficiency Compliance Calculator from PIAre you tired of having to consult multiple sources when checking the efficiency compliance of your EPS designs? If so, check out PI's new External Power Supply Efficiency Compliance Calculator. Simply enter your data into our calculator and see if it complies with current world-wide energy efficiency regulations. |
![]() Technology Has Saved Consumers:How Big Is Your Share? | EcoSmart technology intelligently manages the flow of power into a device’s power supply, resulting in dramatic energy savings compared to older power supply technologies. Consumers and businesses have saved more than $3 billion on their electricity bills since 1998 by using products containing Power Integrations' EcoSmart ICs. These savings equate to approximately 30 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity, an amount which, if produced by coal-burning power plants, would have resulted in approximately 20 million tons of carbon emissions – roughly equal to the annual emissions of three million automobiles. |
New Green Energy Forum
Do you have questions or thoughts on product energy efficiency? If so, make a post on PI's Green Energy Forum. Here you can discuss the latest developments in energy efficiency regulations and specifications (and circuits to meet them), EcoSmart technology, and share ideas on improving the energy efficiency of electronic products. You can even pose a question to Mr. Green.
Visit the Green Energy Forum.
Upcoming Energy Efficiency Meetings
ENERGY STAR Audio/Video Specification Conference Call
July 8, 2009 12:30 – 2:00 PM, EDT
The purpose of this call is to discuss comments on the Draft 1 of Version 2.0 ENERGY STAR Audio/Video specification as well as the Audio/Video test data received to date. To register for the call, contact Sophia Peters at speters@icfi.com by July 7.
US Department of Energy
External Power Supplies and Battery Charging Systems Stakeholder Meeting
July 16, 2009 - Washington, D.C.
The meeting will evaluate energy conservation standards for battery chargers and to review and consider amending the current standards for Class A external power supplies.
For more information: Visit the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) website.








