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GaN Systems announces 5MHz buck converter board

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New evaluation system combines 100V E-Mode GaN transistor and high-speed driver to provide sub nano-second switching

GaN Systems has announced the availability of its 5MHz buck converter evaluation board (GS61008P-EVBHF) using GaN Systems' 100V E-Mode GaN transistor and pSemi's PE29101 integrated high-speed driver. The outputs of the pSemi driver can provide switching transition speeds in the sub nano-second range.

This evaluation board allows customers to benefit from higher switching speeds, enabling smaller peripheral components in a variety of applications including DC"“DC conversion, AC"“DC conversion, wireless power charging, and LiDAR. This product will be showcased at the Applied Power Electronics Conference & Exposition (APEC).

"GaN has a robust ecosystem of quality partners like pSemi," said Peter Di Maso, director, product line aanagement at GaN Systems. "Working with pSemi, we've been able bring the faster switching, higher frequencies, and higher power density solutions to customers so they can leverage the numerous and irrefutable benefits of our industry leading GaN E-HEMTs. These benefits come together to reduce power losses, size, weight, and system costs."

GaN E-HEMTs exhibit much higher efficiencies than MOSFETs and exceeds performance in terms of switching speed, parasitic capacitance, switching loss, and thermal characteristics. This evaluation board highlights the high frequency, high speed, and high efficiency performance of GaN Systems products.

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