The EPC91106 evaluation board is an advanced synchronous buck and boost converter, designed to deliver high power density in a compact form. Equipped with the 100V-rated, 11 mΩ RDS(on) EPC23104 eGaN® IC, this evaluation board provides a high-performance, space-saving solution for diverse applications. In this post, we’ll explore the design, key features, performance metrics, and experimental validation of the EPC91106, providing insights into its potential applications and suitability for power management solutions.

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