At PCIM 2024, Alpha and Omega Semiconductor to Showcase its Innovative, High-Efficiency Power Management Solutions
Alpha and Omega Semiconductor (AOS) will showcase its cutting-edge power management solutions at PCIM 2024. The event will highlight their expanding portfolio, including new Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFETs aimed at automotive and industrial applications with advanced packaging options. Another highlight will be new motor drivers for tools, garden equipment, and e-mobility, including 60V and 100V drivers. AOS will also present its αMOS5™ 600V to 700V Super Junction MOSFETs for high-efficiency power supplies and renewable energy. New automotive-grade MOSFETs for electric vehicles and e-mobility applications will be introduced, featuring improved EMI performance. Additionally, AOS will unveil its Mega IPM-7 intelligent power modules designed for compact and efficient motor control applications.
- Showcase of innovative power management solutions at a major industry event (PCIM 2024).
- Introduction of three new advanced package options for Gen2 SiC MOSFETs, supporting automotive and industrial applications.
- Announcement of new 60V and 100V motor drivers for various applications, including e-mobility.
- Highlighting αMOS5™ 600V to 700V Super Junction MOSFETs for high-efficiency power supplies and renewable energy.
- Launch of new automotive-grade 80V and 100V MOSFETs with improved EMI performance for electric vehicles and e-mobility.
- Introduction of Mega IPM-7 intelligent power modules offering compact and efficient motor control solutions.
- No specific financial performance data provided in the PR, leaving investors uninformed about revenue impact.
- Absence of concrete timelines for product availability, potentially causing uncertainty.
- No mention of current market adoption or partnerships, missing indicators of immediate commercial success.
Editors and Customers are invited to meet with AOS product experts and view demos of its expanding portfolio of application-specific power semiconductors, power ICs, and module products
- New Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFET Announcement at PCIM: Supporting the needs of a wide range of automotive and industrial applications, AOS will introduce three new advanced package options for its latest Gen2 SiC MOSFET line. The new packages comprise a surface mount topside cooling option with a Kelvin source that meets the needs of the most power-dense advanced designs. It will also be announced that an AEC-Q101-qualified surface mount package will be in the standard D2PAK-7L footprint. The third package is a half-bridge module that provides an excellent solution for the high-power industrial solar and charging station markets. The announcements will detail how these packages support AOS’ comprehensive line of SiC MOSFETs from 10mOhm to 500mOhm and voltages from 650V to 1700V.
- New Motor Drive Announcement at PCIM: AOS will announce a new range of 60V and 100V drivers for power tools, outdoor garden equipment, and e-mobility applications, including a 100V half-bridge, a 100V 3-phase, and a 60V 3-phase. These products all support 100 percent duty cycle operation, and demo boards using AOS motor drivers and MOSFETs will be featured in the AOS booth.
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Power Supply and Renewable Energy: A significant solution in AOS’ growing High Voltage Super Junction MOSFET portfolio is its industry-leading optimized αMOS5™ 600V to 700V Super Junction MOSFETs that help designers achieve efficiency and density goals while satisfying budget goals. Featuring fast switching, a robust UIS/body diode, and ease of use, these state-of-the-art MOSFETs meet the latest server, telecom rectifier, solar inverter, EV charger, gaming, PC, and universal charging/PD design requirements.
The newly released AONA66916, a 100V AlphaSGT™ MOSFET, delivers industry-leading Rthjc-top and Rthjc-bottom thermal resistances. A compact DFN 5x6 double-sided cooling package offers improved thermal designs in demanding telecom, solar, and DC-DC converter applications.
- Automotive and E-mobility: In AOS’ increasing line of automotive MOSFETs, the new automotive-grade 80V (AOTL66810Q) and 100V (AOTL66912Q) MOSFETs in the TOLL package are designed to achieve the highest current capability. The AOS TOLL package utilizes advanced clip technology to achieve a high in-rush current rating and very low package resistance and inductance, enabling improved EMI performance compared to other TOLL packages based on standard wire-bonding technology packages. These new automotive-grade MOSFETs help designers meet the power requirements in electric vehicles, battery management systems (BMS), and high-performance inverters (BLDC motors) for e-mobility.
- Intelligent Power Modules, Mega IPM7: AOS has integrated its latest RC IGBT and high-voltage gate driver into the world's most compact package design, capable of delivering mega power of up to 100W in motor control applications. The portfolio covers 600V / (1A−3A) in a variety of package options (Mega IPM-7D, IPM-7DT, IPM-7E) that are ideal solutions for a broad array of design requirements.
- Poster Presentation: Jong-Mu Lee, Ph.D. and director of AOS IGBT and Module Product Lines, will present SiC-IPM for Compact and Energy Efficient in the Intelligent Power Modules session on Tuesday, June 11, at 15:30.
Where: PCIM Europe 2024, Nuremberg,
When: June 11 to 13, 2024
Location: Alpha and Omega Semiconductor, Booth# 9-519
About AOS
Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Limited, or AOS, is a designer, developer, and global supplier of a broad range of discrete power devices, wide band gap power devices, power management ICs, and modules, including a wide portfolio of Power MOSFET, SiC, IGBT, IPM, TVS, HV Gate Drivers, Power IC, and Digital Power products. AOS has developed extensive intellectual property and technical knowledge that encompasses the latest advancements in the power semiconductor industry, which enables us to introduce innovative products to address the increasingly complex power requirements of advanced electronics. AOS differentiates itself by integrating its Discrete and IC semiconductor process technology, product design, and advanced packaging know-how to develop high-performance power management solutions. AOS’ portfolio of products targets high-volume applications, including portable computers, flat-panel TVs, LED lighting, smartphones, battery packs, consumer and industrial motor controls, automotive electronics, and power supplies for TVs, computers, servers, and telecommunications equipment. For more information, please visit www.aosmd.com.
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