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    EPC's 300V GaN power transistors target high-frequency apps

    09/30/2014

    EPC announces the EPC2025, a 300 V power transistor for use in applications requiring high frequency switching in order to achieve higher efficiency and power density. Applications enhanced by higher switching speeds include ultra-high frequency DC-DC converters, medical diagnostic equipment, power inverters, and LED lighting.

    The EPC2025 has a voltage rating of 300 V and maximum RDS(on) of 150 mΩ with a 4 A output. It is available in passivated die form with solder bars for efficient heat dissipation and ease of assembly. The EPC2025 measures 1.95 mm x 1.95 mm for increased power density.

    “As end-systems increasingly require smaller size DC-DC power converters, especially those used in portable equipment, the demand for corresponding higher speed switching power converters is increasing. The EPC2025 allows power designers to increase the switching frequency of their power conversion systems for increased efficiency and smaller footprint,” said Alex Lidow, EPC’s co-founder and CEO.

    Development Board
    The EPC9042 development board is a 300 V maximum device voltage, half bridge with onboard gate driver, featuring the EPC2025, onboard gate drive supply and bypass capacitors. This 2” x 1.5” board has been laid out for optimal switching performance and contains all critical components for easy evaluation of the 300 V EPC2025 eGaN® FET.

    Price and Availability
    The EPC2025 eGaN FETs are priced for 1K units at $5.29 each
    The EPC9042 development boards are priced at $137.75 each

    EPC2025 datasheet
    EPC9042 Quick Start Guide
    Design Support in the GaN Library

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