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Arrow Electronics will showcase its latest innovations, developed in collaboration with suppliers and its technology ecosystem, at PCIM 2024 running from 11-13 June in Nuremberg, Germany.

Leading power semiconductor companies will be discussing the latest power semiconductor development trends and innovations, and how these are helping the drive toward greener electronics, at the upcoming PowerUP Asia 2024 virtual conference.

Here, you can find out the key factors to consider when implementing GaN in power electronics design processing, and the challenges of doing so.

In high-performance applications, the shift from silicon (Si) to silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN) power semiconductors is significant. However, testing and qualifying these wide-bandgap semiconductors pose new challenges.

Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) announced that Gene Sheridan, CEO and Co-Founder of Navitas Semiconductor was named an Entrepreneur Of The Year 2024 Greater Los Angeles Award finalist.

Keysight recently held a webinar titled: “Overcoming Design Challenges in the Era of Wide Bandgap Semiconductors,” in which valuable insights on the trends and challenges of power electronics were explored.

Kubos Semiconductors, a microLED material technology firm, has secured a funding round of $2 million to accelerate the advancement of its cubic GaN technology, aimed at enhancing the efficiency of red microLEDs.

The LMG3100 device is a 90V, 97A Gallium Nitride (GaN) with integrated driver. The device consists of a 100V GaN FET driven by a high-frequency GaN FET driver. The LMG3100 incorporates a high side level shifter and bootstrap circuit, so that two LMG3100 devices can be used to form a half bridge without needing an additional level shifter.

The LMG2100R044 device is a 90V continuous, 100V pulsed, 35A half-bridge power stage, with integrated gate-driver and enhancement-mode Gallium Nitride (GaN) FETs.

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