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Technology Pioneer Transphorm sees its mission as increasing the efficiency of voltage conversion in electronic systems. While electric transmission lines are most effective at moving alternating current over long distances, most devices operate internally on direct current. Silicon-based converters manage only to transform about 85% of the electric power. The remaining 15% is lost in heat that can damage delicate electronics. By basing its converters on gallium nitride, Transphorm plans to capture 90% of the energy lost by the older silicon technology, significantly reducing excess heat. The company has targeted huge cloud computing servers for its first generation of converters. | A POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION PROGRAM Government 2012- 2013 Program Information 2013- 2014 Application Dates CAREER PLANNING EDUCATION - JOBS Make the most of your future Catalogue Item 760956 This publication is available to view or order online at publications. Copies can also be ordered from the Learning Resources Centre by telephone at 780-427-5775 or by fax at 780-422-9750. Educators and Career Practitioners Time to Post-Secondary Education Program will help your students or clients choose between full-time or part-time studies evaluate various programs and assess the institutions that offer them. The publication offers application and contact information for all post-secondary institutions funded by or offering degree programs approved by the Government of Alberta. A resources section at the back of the publication is organized by topic providing an at-a-glance reference to other sources of help. For copyright information contact Alberta Human Services Career and Workplace Resources Telephone 780-422-1794 Fax 780-422-5319 Email info@ 2012 Government of Alberta Human Services This material may be used reproduced stored or transmitted for non-commercial purposes. However Crown copyright is to be acknowledged. It is not to be used reproduced stored or transmitted for commercial purposes without written permission from the Government of Alberta Human Services. This publication is not for resale unless licensed with Government of Alberta Human Services. Every reasonable effort has been made to identify the owners of copyright material reproduced in this publication and to comply with Canadian copyright law. The publisher would welcome any information regarding errors or omissions. Government of Alberta Human Services publications may contain or reference publications trademark patent or copyright held by third parties third party material identified with a credit to the source. This does not grant the user a .

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