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Driver for Gallium Nitride (GaN) Transistors

Driver for Gallium Nitride (GaN) Transistors

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Winnie Wong
Posted by Winnie Wong
on May 18 2012 05:42 AM
Prodigy10 points

How can I create a conversation/blog/community to discuss about the Challenges facing designers using TI's LM5113 driver for the newest technology of GaN (Gallium Nitride) Field-effect-transistor (FET)? i.e. why TI 5113 driver, the first in the industry which is critical to help populate adoption of GaN FET. has not yet been widely accepted by engineers? 

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  • Youhao Xi
    Posted by Youhao Xi
    on May 18 2012 11:37 AM
    Intellectual1070 points

    First, thank you for your interest in the LM5113.  I don't have a better suggestion for your first question, but you may post in E2E specifically with the LM5113 in the subject line, and people who are interested can easily follow and make comment or discussion.

    You other question about the LM5113 is not true.  Because GaN FET itself is new, it takes time for a new design withn GaN FET to run in mass production.  The LM5113 greatly helps the adoption of GaN FET.  Actually the LM5113 has attracted a lot of attention since its release, and there are many many customers currently using the LM5113 in their designs with GaN FET.  Mass production of the power converters with GaN FET, and hence mass usage of LM5113, is coming soon.

    If you have a particular issue with using the LM5113, please contact me.

    For  your reference, we published a paper on dring GaN FET at the APEC2012.  You may find the paper in the IEEE website.  If need, I can send you a copy vis Email.

     

    Again, thanks,

    Youhao Xi, Applications Engineering,  Texas Instruments SVA 

    youhao.xi@ti.com    

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