EPC

EPC9201 GaN Half-Bridge Eval Board

EPC's development board is intended for bench evaluation with low ambient temperature and convection cooling

Image of EPC's EPC9201 GaN Half Bridge Eval BoardEPC's development board, measuring 11 mm x 12 mm, contains two enhancement mode (eGaN®) field effect transistors (FETs) arranged in a half bridge configuration with an on-board Texas Instruments LM5113 gate drive. The purpose of these development boards is to simplify the evaluation process by optimizing the layout and to include all the critical components on a single board that can be easily connected into any existing converter.

The addition of heat-sinking and forced air cooling can significantly increase the current rating of these devices, but care must be taken to not exceed the absolute maximum die temperature of 150°C.

Applications Benefits
  • High speed DC-DC conversion
  • Class D audio
  • Hard-switched and high-frequency circuits
  • Ultra-high-efficiency
  • Ultra-low RDS(ON)
  • Ultra-low QG
  • Ultra-small footprint

EPC9201 GaN Half Bridge Eval Board

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionEmbeddedUtilized IC / PartAvailable QuantityPrice
EVAL BOARD FOR EPC2015EPC9201EVAL BOARD FOR EPC2015NoEPC20150 - ImmediateSee Page for PricingView Details
Published: 2015-05-08

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