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Mitsubishi Electric to Launch Half-Bridge Driver High-Voltage (600V) IC With BSD Function
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Mitsubishi Electric Corporation has announced the launch of a new half-bridge driver high-voltage integrated circuit (HVIC) with a built-in bootstrap diode function, aimed at reducing the number of components in inverter systems. Set to go on sale on April 1, this HVIC facilitates lower power consumption in products such as electric bikes and white goods. The demand for HVICs is rising, driven by the need for energy-saving solutions in motor control systems across various consumer and industrial applications.
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Launch of a new HVIC with built-in bootstrap diode designed to reduce component count in inverter systems.
Expected to lower power consumption in electric bikes and white goods.
Rising demand for HVICs, indicating strong market potential.
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Enables inverter systems to be designed with fewer parts
TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (TOKYO: 6503) announced today the coming launch of a half-bridge driver high-voltage (600V) integrated circuit (HVIC) equipped with a built-in bootstrap diode (BSD) function that can help to reduce the number of parts required in inverter systems. The new HVIC, which is designed for circuits that drive power semiconductors in low-capacity inverter systems, will also help to lower the power consumption of white goods, electric bikes and other electrical products. Sales will begin on April 1.
HVICs that drive power semiconductors in inverter systems are in increasing demand for use in motor-control systems that help to save energy and improve the performance of consumer products and industrial equipment.