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Navitas Semiconductor has announced the NV6128, a new high-power 650V/800V-rated GaNFast power IC to address the high-power mobile and consumer power electronics market, and take market share from the old, slow, silicon chip.

Sydney based consumer electronics brand, Chargeasap has announced the availability of a new, even smaller 65W GaN charger as a stretch goal on its current Kickstarter campaign. Following the success of its 200W and 100W Omega GaN charger campaign to date with over $1m raised, the 65W Omega, will be available for just $33. The campaign ends on the 10th October with shipping expected to start in January 2020.

Sydney based consumer electronics brand, Chargeasap, known for its successful crowdfunding campaigns including Flash Graphene Powerbank, Infinity Magnetic cables and X-Connect cables is celebrating reaching its crowdfunding goal for its Omega GaN chargers on Kickstarter with over $600,000 raised of its $10,000 goal with 46 days still remaining.

Sydney-based consumer electronics brand, Chargeasap, has announced its latest innovation, Omega. According to the company it is the world's first and smallest 200W (and 100W) GaN chargers, and will launch on11thAuguston Kickstarter.Capable of charging four devices at the same time (200W), the rewards for Omega 100W starts at $45/£36 and Omega 200W at $75/£60. Full RRP will be $99/£79 (100W) and $149/£118 (200W) with the de...

Due to a reverse engineering and costing report performed by System Plus Consulting‘s team,GaN-on-Sapphire HEMT Power IC by Power Integrations, the power electronics industry discovered with surprise the use of GaN within an Anker’s wall charger.“Beyond Anker and its innovative GaN-based charger, we clearly see today a shift of the power electronics & compound semiconductor industry,”commented Ezgi Dogmus, Technology a...

High energy density switch-mode power supplies (SMPSs) can accelerate battery charging, reduce the size of solar micro-inverters, and meet the demand of server farm power requirements, all without generating excessive heat. However, engineers are now reaching the performance limits of the silicon MOSFETs and IGBTs that form the primary switching elements of conventional SMPSs. Instead, transistors constructed from enhancement-mode gallium nitride...

Navitas Semiconductor and Digi-Key Electronics have completed a distribution agreement to provide worldwide, 24-hour availability and accelerate market penetration and revenue ramp of GaNFast power ICs. They are said to be the world’s first GaNFast power ICs to enable power systems to simultaneously achieve MHz-frequency and highest-efficiency operation.

Eight years have passed since the first commercialised power GaN device. People in the power electronics industry are becoming increasingly familiar with the names of startups that are actively promoting GaN technology. Efficient Power Conversion (EPC), GaN Systems, Transphorm or Navitas, in addition to the power electronics leaders, are also highly involved in the development of GaN technology.

Over a long period, industrial companies followed up at a distance the development of GaN-based solutions mainly managed by R&D institutes and laboratories. Today the context has changed.

Navitas Semiconductor announces what it believes is the industry’s first integrated half-bridge Gallium Nitride (GaN) Power IC, with the introduction of the NV6250.