All blog posts tagged with "GaN"
Pushing automotive power tech faster and further
Power electronics and teamwork are two of Pradeep Shenoy’s passions, and he’s at his best when they intersect. His love for technology began with a university project: Building a hybrid formula one race car. Now, he leads our company’s automotive power design team that is finding ways to push power further.
Driving the electric vehicle evolution with GaN
Electric and hybrid-electric vehicles that incorporate our company’s latest automotive-qualified gallium nitride (GaN) power-management technology will be able to charge faster and drive farther than automotive systems based on traditional silicon-based charging technology. Enabling automobile manufacturers to remove these barriers to widespread adoption of HEV/EVs is a major step toward lowering emissions that affect air quality and climate worldwide.
Doing more with less power
Our insatiable appetite for electricity – from data servers to vehicle electrification to the Industrial Internet of Things – brings challenges to pack more power in smaller spaces, all while reducing system costs. “Helping the world do more with less power is critical, because our desire for more data and more connected devices is not slowing down,” said Steve Lambouses, vice president and general manager of High Voltage Power.
Half the space, double the power: How gallium nitride is revolutionizing robotics, renewable energy, telecom and more
For more than 60 years, silicon has been the basis of the electrical components used in everything from mobile phones to industrial robots. But there’s a new breed of power supply and conversion systems based on gallium-nitride.
Gallium nitride innovations promise to improve the efficiency and size of power-management systems
The future of electronics depends on power-management innovations. Gallium nitride promises to significantly improve many aspects of power management, generation and delivery.
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