Meet with the GaN Experts at PCIM Europe 2026!

Join EPC at the PCIM Europe in Nuremberg, Germany! At PCIM Europe, EPC is proud to showcase the industry’s most comprehensive portfolio of Gallium Nitride (GaN) power conversion solutions that are revolutionizing the way we live.

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Explore Our Booth - Hall 9, Stand 304

Visit EPC’s booth to explore the company’s comprehensive portfolio of GaN-based power solutions and experience live demonstrations highlighting the performance, power density, and efficiency advantages enabled by GaN technology across next-generation motion systems.

At the show, EPC will demonstrate how its Gen 7 GaN platform enables compact, production-ready power architectures for next generation intelligent motion systems and AI power delivery. These devices offer higher switching frequency, lower losses and tighter layouts - improving efficiency and integration in robotic motion control. The motion platforms are powered by EPC’s latest GaN power devices including the EPC33110 integrated three-phase ePower Stage IC for compact humanoid joint and drone propulsion control; The EPC23108/09 and EPC23110/11 integrated ePower Stage IC families support operation up to 100 V, with load current capability of 35 A (EPC23108, EPC23109) and 20 A (EPC23110, EPC23111), enabling reliable high-frequency switching performance. In the power-conversion stage, EPC will also highlight the EPC2366 40 V eGaN FET with ultra-low 0.84 mΩ RDS(on) specifically designed for synchronous rectifier applications on the secondary side of a 48 V-12 V LLC converter; and the EPC2361, 100V with typical Rds(on) of 0.75 mΩ. EPC2304 (200 V, 3.5 mΩ), EPC2305 (150 V, 2.2 mΩ) for high-power isolated DC-DC conversion, and the EPC2057 (50 V, 6 mΩ) for compact intermediate-bus regulation. EPC will also highlight the latest Gen7 products: EPC2370 (15 V, 0.28 mΩ), EPC2378 (25 V, 0.35 mΩ), and EPC2377 (40 V, 0.5 mΩ) in compact 3.3 × 3.3 mm dual-cool QFN packages, along with the EPC2375 (100 V, 0.9 mΩ) in a 3 × 5 mm dual-cool QFN. These devices deliver benchmark RDS(on) and low gate charge for high-efficiency, high-power-density modules and DC-DC power supplies used in AI data centers, robotics, and advanced motor-drive applications.

These devices are demonstrated on different platforms, shown at PCIM Europe, for development of humanoid robotics and drone propulsion. The EPC91122 and EPC91132 are motor drive reference designs based on the EPC33110. The EPC91122 will be demonstrated in both a large drone propulsion system and a robotic arm platform to demonstrate suitability for high torque, high power density motion architectures. A small drone propulsion system designed for lightweight, space-constrained applications with rapid dynamic response will also be showcased. Other motor-drive reference designs include EPC91121 (using the EPC2366), EPC91135 with the EPC2376 for higher-voltage 150 V inverter operation, EPC9186HCx with the EPC2361 for scalable high-current three-phase motor-drive architectures, and EPC91128/29/30/31 with the EPC231x Family which contain all the necessary critical functions circuits to support a complete motor drive inverter including gate drivers, regulated auxiliary power rails for housekeeping supplies, voltage, and temperature sense, accurate current sense and protection functions. High-density DC-DC conversion platforms include EPC91123, 6 kW, 800 V to 12.5 V Isolated Converter Evaluation Board; EPC91134, 11 kW, 400/800 Vdc to 50 Vdc Isolated Converter; EPC91107 (EPC2304), a 4-level totem-pole PFC delivering 12.5 A at 400 VDC; EPC90167, a half-bridge evaluation board for EPC2366, and EPC91109 (EPC2057), a compact two-phase synchronous buck converter supporting 20–36 V to 12/16/20 V conversion - demonstrating efficient front-end and intermediate-bus architectures for compact robotic and aerial power systems.

Powerring Humanoids Robots and Drones

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Schedule a Meeting: EPC’s technical experts, including CEO Dr. Alex Lidow, will be on-site to discuss how GaN is enabling innovation across AI infrastructure, robotics and high-density power systems. To schedule a meeting during PCIM 2026, contact [email protected].

Exhibition Booth 9, 304: Visit EPC’s booth to explore the company’s comprehensive portfolio of GaN-based solutions and experience live demonstrations highlighting performance, density and efficiency advantages.

Visit EPC at PCIM Europe 2026 – Hall 9, Stand 304

LIVE Technical Presentations - EPC Booth Hall 9, Stand 304

June 9, Tuesday, 14.45 – 15.00

Where is GaN Going?

Alex Lidow, CEO, EPC

GaN Technology has evolved at a steady, but rapid pace over the last 16 years since first going into mass production. EPC has developed seven generations of discrete transistors that have surpassed MOSFETs in every technical category. In addition, GaN integrated circuits have been adopted in many applications from BLDC motor drives to class D audio systems, and high frequency DCDC converters. So, what comes next?

June 10, Wednesday, 11.30 – 12.00

Building Humanoids and Drones with Scalable Motor Control Architectures

Marco Palma, Director, Motor Drives Systems and Applications, EPC

In this presentation, Marco Palma will introduce scalable motor-drive reference designs from Efficient Power Conversion (EPC) that help shorten development cycles for humanoid robots and drone applications. The session highlights how GaN-based architectures enable higher efficiency, reduced size and weight, and faster implementation of high-performance motor control systems for next-generation robotics

June 10, Wednesday, 14.30-15.00

Low Voltage GaN FETs as Synchronous Rectifiers

Steve Colino, V.P., Strategic Technical Sales, EPC

Secondary sides of step-down converters bear the brunt of inefficiencies and limit power. EPC has introduced new link of low voltage FETs that greatly reduce power losses caused by and dissipated synchronous rectifiers. In this presentation, we will consider tradeoffs in secondary side topologies and the new FETs that will reduce losses, enabling the increased power densities that date centers are demanding.

June 10, Wednesday, 15.00-15.30

Combining EPC Modeling IP with QSPICE Technology

Mike Engelhardt, Qspice Inventor

You can now simulate Efficient Power Conversion (EPC) GaN discretes, bridges, and ICs in QSPICE. The new capability announced here at PCIM Europe combines EPC's unique device modeling IP with the QSPICE project's ability to adapt to new device equations, delivering highly realistic simulation results produced 10× to 100× faster than prior art such as LTspice. QSPICE's FET Selection Guides allow direct comparison between GaN and Si options, highlighting GaN’s benefit with faster convergence and improved accuracy versus LTspice.

June 11, Thursday, 11.00-11.30

Disrupting High Voltage Applications using Low Voltage GaN FETs in Multi-kW Isolated Converters

Michael De Rooij, GaN Applications Fellow, EPC

Power supply demands, across applications such as AI and data servers and industrial automation, require innovative solutions to address the growing need for small size and high efficiency. Low voltage devices can shift the outcome in high voltage isolated applications and concurrently offer high power density and efficiency. The regulated ISOP configured LLC converters is one of several examples that will be presented with various configuration and topology variations for 800V/400V down to 12V/50V for power levels ranging from 1.5kW through 12kW.

Conference presentations

June 9, 13:25 – 14:25: Hall 4, Booth 139
GaN Panel Discussion - Automotive, AI, Humanoid Robots – The future of GaN - Alex Lidow, CEO
June 10, 15.30 – 17.00: Poster Session – Hall 4A
Parallel Connection of GaN FET Switching Legs for Modular High-Current Device Applications
Marco Palma, Director, Motor Drives Systems and Applications, Efficient Power Conversion (EPC)
Co-Authors: Salvatore Musumeci, Polytechnical University of Turin; Federico Unnia, Simone Scano, EPC, IT
June 10, 15:50-16:10: AI & Data Centers Stage Hall 5, 320
End-to-End With GaN - Alex Lidow, CEO
June 10, 16:40-17:00: Exhibition Stage, Hall 4A, 320
Making Humanoid Robots and Drones Better with GaN - Alex Lidow, CEO, EPC
June 11, 10.50 – 11.10: Technical Presentation, Stage: Kyiv, Level 2 – Wide Bandgap Semiconductors
Advanced Three-Phase GaN-Based Power Micro-Module for Motor Drives in Robotic Hands
Marco Palma, Director, Motor Drives Systems and Applications, Efficient Power Conversion (EPC)
Co-Authors: Salvatore Musumeci, Fausto Stella, Polytechnical University of Turin; Francesco Musumeci, EPC, IT
June 11, 11.45 – 12.45: Technology Stage - Hall 4, stand 139.
What's up, what's next for GaN?
Bodo Power Systems Panel - Alex Lidow, CEO, EPC

Alex Lidow PCIM Europe

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