As technology advances, the demand for high-performance, energy-efficient, and compact discrete semiconductor products will continue to grow. Engineers and manufacturers are increasingly focusing on improving these components to support next-generation electronics, ensuring that discrete semiconductors will remain at the heart of technological progress for decades to come.
That's a great question. To add to that I would like to know to update firmware on a remote system.
I have a system that I would like to perform a firmware update on the gridboss and flexboss21. The IT infrastructure does not have backup power, meaning if the inverter or gridboss turns off it's output during the update I will lose connectivity. Will this be a problem? Will I need to connect a UPS to the modem, router, bridge, and access point while performing the update?.