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Efficient Power Conversion (EPC) has sued Innoscience in federal court and the International Trade Commission (ITC) for patent infringement, seeking damages and barring Innoscience from importing the alleged infringing suite of GaN products into the United States.

Infineon in Villach is launching two European research projects into power electronics and AI: ‘ALL2GaN’ & ‘AIMS5.0.’

Cambridge GaN Devices (CGD), the fabless, clean-tech semiconductor company that develops a range of energy-efficient GaN-based power devices to make greener electronics possible, has announced the fourth in its series of webinar tutorials targeting designers, engineers, and managers who are evaluating gallium nitride (GaN) power devices.

Mouser Electronics is shipping the GS-065-060 650 V automotive E-Mode gallium nitride (GaN) transistors from GaN Systems.

Texas Instruments, a specialist in high-voltage technology, debuts a highly integrated, functional safety-compliant, isolated gate driver that enables engineers to design more efficient traction inverters and maximise electric vehicle (EV) driving range.

Arrow Electronics, working with franchised suppliers Nexperia and Yageo, has completed an AC/DC power supply (PSU) reference design to unleash gallium nitride (GaN) efficiency and power-density advantages in applications up to 4kW.The reference design is available with complete supporting documentation including bill of materials.

Infineon Technologies’ IGC033S10S1 has beenshortlisted for the Electronics Excellence Awardsunder the Power Product category.

Arrow Electronics has worked with franchised suppliers Nexperia and Yageo, to complete an AC/DC power supply (PSU) reference design to unleash gallium nitride (GaN) efficiency and power-density advantages in applications up to 4kW.

Innoscience Technology, developing cost-effective, high-performance gallium-nitride-on-silicon (GaN-on-Si) power solutions, has introduced a new generation of battery management system (BMS) solutions built on its proprietary VGaN technology.

Cambridge GaN Devices (CGD), the fabless, clean-tech semiconductor company that develops a range of energy-efficient GaN-based power devices to make greener electronics possible, has launched the second series of its ICeGaN 650V gallium nitride HEMT family, delivering robustness, ease-of-use and maximised efficiency.