If you’re traveling to the PCIM Europe in Nuremberg May 10-12, be sure to visit the Richardson RFPD stand (Hall 6, Stand 434). Discuss the latest in gallium nitride and silicon carbide from the industry’s leading names with our engineering team, as well as the gate driver, passive and thermal products optimized for these technologies to ensure your design achieves the highest efficiency, power density and reliability.

A few of the products featured in our stand are highlighted below. Even if you’re not attending PCIM, take advantage of our global team of GaN & SiC specialists to support your power electronics design.

Half-bridge gate drive board that allows simple evaluation of the performance of the ADuM4146 when driving advanced Wolfspeed’s third generation C3M™ Silicon Carbide MOSFETs and power modules.

This 3kW reference design demonstrates the operating principle and design considerations of a Bridgeless Totem Pole PFC circuit (BTPPFC) using GaN Systems’ GS66516B 650V GaN transistors.

Hitachi Energy’s RoadPak Silicon Carbide phase-leg modules enable the design of converters for e-mobility applications with the lowest overall stray inductance.

Mersen 150 kVA SiC Power Stack evaluation kit integrated with Microchip’s 1200V, 394A SiC module and AgileSwitch® high performance SiC gate driver core helps inverter designers save time and confusion in selecting individual components and benefit from an optimally pre-designed solution for their specific application.

Half-bridge evaluation kit populated with two MC33GD3160 single channel gate drive devices and designed for connection to Wolfspeed’s XM3 SiC modules for half-bridge evaluations and applications development.

Enhance your EV charger designs with Vincotech’s flow dual Silicon Carbide E1 and fastPACK SiC E1/E2 modules.

Aluminum friction stir welded coldplate optimized for Wolfspeed’s XM3 Silicon Carbide modules.

300kW three-phase inverter reference design demonstrates best-in-class system level power density and efficiency obtained by using Wolfspeed’s XM3 power modules.