Our siblings over at AutoblogGreen discovered a little video hinting that a new three-wheeled, 70MPH electric car called the Triac is available... now. While we wait for the Aptera to hit the road ...

P = V O × I TRIACAVG + R S × I TRIACRMS2 (Eq. 1) where P is the triac power (W), V O is the triac knee voltage (V), I TRIACAVG is the average load current (A), R S is the triac slope resistance ...

Update – scroll down So I hunted around and discovered that there is a popular design based around the XL4015 5A dc-dc converter from XL Semi. And for the second time, dipping my toe into ...

A prototype, one of just a dozen made so far, it had a stick shift that will be replaced in the upcoming Triac 2.0 with an automatic transmission. It’s no Tesla, but that’s the point, Ryan says.