GALLIUM NITRIDE POWER-TRANSISTOR
Gallium nitride power-transistor family
Gallium nitride power-transistor family
Discrete and integrated normally-off device options described by Infineon
Data Center · Industrial · Consumer Electronics
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CoolGaN is Infineon’s publicly named gallium nitride power-transistor family.
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Infineon gallium nitride transistor family (CoolGaN) covering discrete and integrated normally-off GaN power devices.
Official pages describe discrete and integrated normally-off GaN HEMT devices intended for high-frequency power conversion. Infineon lists consumer, industrial and data-center related uses among the application contexts for the family. This independent summary identifies the named GaN technology line. Device ratings, driver pairing and reliability data remain with Infineon and should be confirmed on the current product pages.
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Gallium nitride power-transistor family
Discrete and integrated normally-off device options described by Infineon
Positioned for high-frequency power-conversion designs
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