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GaN Systems Showcases How Smaller, Lighter, and More Efficient Power Electronics Spurns Tech Innovation at CES 2020
December 5, 2019 | GaN SystemsEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
During CES 2020, GaN Systems, the global leader in GaN (gallium nitride) power semiconductors, will be exhibiting the latest technology innovations that are addressing energy efficiency challenges by using GaN as a building block for power electronics systems that are 4X smaller, 4X lighter, and generate 4X less energy loss.
GaN power semiconductors are transforming the future in several industries including consumer electronics, industrial, and automotive.
Customer product demonstrations at CES 2020 include:
- Power supplies and AC Adapters from 65W to 3kW with very high-power density
- Highest efficiency Class D audio amplifiers with superlative sound quality
- Wireless Power for 5G Fixed Wireless Access, scooters, drones, robots, and consumer electronics
- Automotive onboard charger and traction inverter with industry-leading power density
- The world’s most powerful LiDAR laser/driver
WHEN: January 7-10, 2020
WHERE: Tech East, Renaissance Hospitality Suites (next to the Las Vegas Convention Center)
If you’re interested in learning more about GaN Systems and GaN technology’s impact in consumer devices, 5G, autonomous and electric vehicles and more, please visit gansystems.com/ces-2020 to schedule an appointment.
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09/18/2023 | Aidan Salvi -- Column: Facing the FutureI have been in and around circuit boards most of my life. I started 20 years ago in my family’s PCB shop, leaving after a couple of years to start my own software company. About a year ago, I returned to the family business, and the first thing I noticed was that nothing had really changed. We were doing the same things in the same way as the day I left. After talking to several experts in the industry, I realized it was worse than that: The manufacturing of PCBs had not changed in 70 years.