At PCIM, Alex Lidow highlighted the latest evolution of GaN technology, emphasizing major improvements in on-resistance, capacitance, and voltage performance. He noted that seventh-generation GaN is approaching copper-like conductivity while continuing to outperform silicon MOSFETs across voltage levels. Lidow also showcased the EPC2370, featuring ultra-low on-resistance and significantly reduced capacitance. Looking ahead, EPC’s eighth-generation GaN will target low-voltage, high-frequency, and high-power-density applications, alongside monolithic motor-drive ICs for robotics and drones, with integrated protection and current sensing planned for 2027 and 2028.

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Maurizio Di Paolo Emilio, Director of Global Marketing Communications at EPC