A Power Detached Market also known as a detached component, refers to an electronic component that consists of a single circuit element. These components can be either active, such as transistors or vacuum tubes, or passive, including resistors, capacitors, inductors, and diodes. Detached power devices are detached from integrated circuits, which combine multiple circuit elements on a single chip. One notable characteristic of detached power devices is their ability to achieve high-frequency switching and low resistance. These properties make them highly suitable for applications requiring efficient power supplies, such as electric vehicles (EVs), hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), photovoltaic inverters, and high-frequency (HF) switching. Detached power devices find extensive use in various industries, including transportation and automotive, consumer electronics, communications, and others. For example, they are employed in server power supplies, IT devices, and other applications that require highly efficient and stable power supplies. Additionally, they play a crucial role in EVs and HEVs, enabling efficient power conversion and control.