• Episode #1: Roadblocks to GaN Adoption with Alex Lidow, CEO and Co-Founder of Efficient Power Conversion

  • Oct 11 2022
  • Duración: 10 m
  • Podcast

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Episode #1: Roadblocks to GaN Adoption with Alex Lidow, CEO and Co-Founder of Efficient Power Conversion

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  • Episode Description: Back in 2015, Venture Beat published an article on gallium nitride chips taking over from silicon. In that article, Alex Lidow, the CEO and Co-Founder of Efficient Power Conversion (EPC), asserted that widespread adoption of gallium nitride-based power semiconductors would be possible because GaN FETs would have higher performance AND lower cost than silicon. Yet, there is still a widespread misconception that GaN has not yet reached that milestone…that is a false myth. On this first episode of the GaN Talk podcast, Alex will attempt to dispel this myth with the caveat that this discussion is limited to devices rated at less than 400 V, as that is the application focus for EPC’s FET and IC products.

     

    It has been more than 12 years since the first GaN-on-Si power transistors started in volume production. In many applications, such as lidar and space electronics, adoption has been extremely rapid. But what about other markets such as consumer products, computers, motor drives, and automotive? Even in each of those areas, GaN devices have started to appear in volume as the predicted tipping point of better performance, AND lower cost is a reality.
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