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GaN E-HEMT transistors handle 150 A/650 V for EV, energy storage

April 3, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

GaN Systems announced the industry’s highest current 650 V GaN E-HEMTs with the addition of the 150 A, 650 V (GS-065-150-1-D) and the 80 A, 650 V (GS-065-080-1-D) to its line of GaN power transistors. In particular, the 150 A, 650 V transistor is unmatched on both current (80 A at 22 mΩ) and resistance (50 A at 18 mΩ) than any other GaN power transistor in the market.

GaN E-HEMT transistors

These products meet today’s high-power system requirements to achieve higher operating currents, higher efficiency, and smaller size and weight. The transistors, developed specifically for automotive, industrial, and renewable energy industries, feature the highest current GaN in production. Applications include:

  • Traction inverters (75 kW to 150 kW) and onboard chargers (6.6 kW to 22 kW range) in electric vehicles
  • Energy storage systems and solar/PV inverters up to 50 kW+
  • Industrial motor drives and controllers up to 10 kW+

The products are sold in a die form factor targeted for various power module topologies. Customers use the die in modules to create half-bridge, full-bridge, and six-pack configurations to create optimized high-power designs with integrated gate drive circuits to differentiate their end customer solutions.

Filed Under: Transistors Tagged With: gansystemsinc

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