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Richardson and Global Power Sign Franchise Agreement

Technical sales team to promote SiC products as market demand expands 

Richardson Electronics has signed a new franchise agreement with Global Power Technologies Group, a manufacturer of low-cost, SiC semiconductors for the commercial power market.

The agreement aligns with Global Power Technologies Group's efforts to identify new opportunities using SiC technology, as market demand continues to expand for power electronics and green energy technologies. Richardson Electronics has this extensive portfolio of components in stock and ready for distribution.  

Global Power Technologies Group is a portfolio company of the Global Opportunities Fund (GOF), which is a venture fund focused on the application of wide-bandgap materials technology for the development of high-frequency, high-temperature and efficient power semiconductor devices.

Richardson Electronics is a global channel partner for world-class electron devices, power electronics, and RF and microwave components.

"We are pleased to align with a key innovator of SiC discrete power devices and SiC-based power modules and subsystems for the electric vehicle/hybrid electric vehicle, server, solar inverter, lighting, and power industries," said Greg Peloquin, executive VP of Richardson Electronics' Power & Microwave Technologies group. "Global Power Technologies Group's focus on highly efficient and compact products with high integration and performance at a low cost results in game-changing power electronics for our customers."

"Richardson Electronics performs a unique service to the power semiconductor industry and is an ideal fit, with a highly technical sales force that concentrates on achieving design-wins," stated Michael Digangi, executive VP and chief business development officer of Global Power Technologies Group.

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