TI expands low-power GaN portfolio, enabling AC/DC power adapters to shrink 50%
TI's overall portfolio of GaN field-effect transistors (FETs) with integrated gate drivers addresses common thermal design challenges, keeping adapters cooler while pushing more power in a smaller footprint.
- TI's overall portfolio of GaN field-effect transistors (FETs) with integrated gate drivers addresses common thermal design challenges, keeping adapters cooler while pushing more power in a smaller footprint.
- "Today's consumers want smaller, lighter and more portable power adapters that also provide fast, energy-efficient charging," said Kannan Soundarapandian, general manager of High Voltage Power at TI.
- Additionally, TI's portfolio also addresses the growing demand for high efficiency and compact designs in industrial systems such as power tools and server auxiliary power supplies."
- To learn more about the benefits of TI GaN for the most common AC/DC topologies, read the technical article, "The benefits of low-power GaN in common AC/DC power topologies."