EPC Space achieves JANS MIL-PRF-19500 certification
EPC Space, a specialist in rad-hard GaN-on-silicon transistors and ICs, has announced that both its Andover, Massachusetts facility and its wafer fabrication facility in Taiwan have been certified under the JANS MIL-PRF-19500 standard.
According to the company, the MIL-PRF-19500 certification, managed by the US Department of Defense, sets the bar for reliability, performance, and environmental resilience in semiconductor components.
EPC Space's achievement in obtaining this certification for GaN HEMT is believed to be a world first.
Bel Lazar, CEO of EPC Space, commented: "Securing the JANS certification is a direct result of our relentless pursuit of quality. Our teams have worked tirelessly to ensure our products not only meet but exceed the expectations for reliability in the most demanding conditions."
Alex Lidow, CEO of EPC Corporation, commented: “that the commitment to the MIL-PRF-19500 standard not only guarantees the durability and performance of EPC Space's products but also reinforces the company's dedication to supporting its customers in achieving their critical objectives.”
Looking ahead, EPC Space is set to launch 18 JANS certified Rad Hard GaN HEMT parts, ranging from 40V to 300V, throughout 2025.
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