The demand for silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFETs and diodes is growing rapidly, particularly within automotive, industrial and energy applications due to the improved efficiency, superior power density and lower system costs. Review our list of featured Wolfspeed products available for sampling. Click through to our brief form to provide your project details. We’ll then be
Delivering industry leading efficiency to electric vehicle fast charging and solar markets, the new Wolfspeed WolfPACK™ silicon carbide power module family enables accelerated production of high growth mid-power technologies. LEARN MORE
The increasing popularity of GaN solutions in power electronics has prompted many companies to rethink the way they build their power systems. In the last few years, GaN has proven to be reliable and pushing the boundaries in smaller, lighter, and more efficient power systems in data centers, automobiles, consumer electronics, renewable energy systems, and
Switching a SiC MOSFET Power Module creates two significant problems that need to be addressed in order to optimize the performance of the device: turn-off voltage overshoot and ringing. These two parasitic problems need to be controlled while maintaining efficient switching. Microchip's AgileSwitch® line of patented Gate Drive products address these problems, controlling the turn-off
Wolfspeed, A Cree Company, is coming out with an all new range of products - Wolfspeed WolfPACK power modules. This range of products adds to their SiC portfolio. These modules are baseplateless power modules in fundamental configurations of SiC MOSFETs, creating a core set of building blocks for a design.This webinar will cover the benefits
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This Microchip presentation covers: About Transportation APUs Why SiC for APUs? Microchip Up to the Task SiC MOSFET toughness Ultra-low inductance power package Intelligent digital gate driver The SiC APU Solution: ASDAK+
2020 ushered in a wave of GaN transistors in applications from automobiles to audio amplifiers. We talked with GaN Systems CEO Jim Witham to find out why he thinks 2021 could see even more GaN adoption. While gallium nitride (GaN) transistors were once the musings of university research projects 20 years ago, these devices are
2020 is the year of the GaN charger and the announcement we made today about the Philips multi-port 65W GaN fast charging device validates that point. This 65W charger is the next generation of Philips’ 2C1A 18W product and shows big improvements from the previous version. It’s compact and offers higher power and faster charging
GaN Systems Predictions for 2021: Tipping Point Achieved as GaN Technology Moves from Early Adoption to Mainstream Acceptance As 2020 comes to a close, we will undoubtedly look back on the past twelve months as a time in which disruption was the hallmark. Amid the unprecedented socioeconomic upheaval brought about by Covid-19, organizations have
