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    PSDcast – Using GaN to Improve Motor System Efficiency and Power Density in Robotics
    PSDcast – Using GaN to Improve Motor System Efficiency and Power Density in Robotics
    07/11/2022

    ­Infineon recently authored a 3-part article series for us on service robotics, and we’d like to delve a little deeper with the author of the first piece, Martin Wattenberg, Staff System Application Engineer for GaN-based systems, Infineon Technologies.

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