GaN Valley webinar
The Elegant team will present the project main results during a GaN Valley webinar on October 22, 2024 at 11am.
Registration information coming soon!
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About EleGaNT
Discrete GaN power electronic devices have penetrated the consumer market and first products have amply demonstrated a disruptive improvement of the performance and reduction of the form factor. With demonstrated robustness for heavy ion radiation and neutron radiation, p-GaN enhancement mode HEMTs allow disruptive innovative designs for space applications. However, to unlock the full potential of the technology for point of load convertors, three important limitations need to be solved, as addressed in this project, i.e.
- the reduction of the inductive parasitics through monolithic integration of drivers and power devices (GaN-IC).
- optimization of the inductive passive components together with the active devices
- a strong interaction between point of load convertor design and GaN-IC design. Electrical performance and radiation robustness will be evaluated and assessed for space applications in the upcoming frame of satellites massive digitalization.
Duration Project
European Partners
EU Contribution
Learning Cycles
EleGaNT participated in the EU Space Week 2022 event
EleGaNT participated in the EU Space Week 2022 event ! Stefaan Decoutere presented EleGaNT project…
A Monolithic 40 V/20 A GaN Half Bridge JC with Integrated Gate Drivers and Level-shifters
A Monolithic 40 V/20 A GaN Half Bridge IC with Integrated Gate Drivers and Level-shifters, written by Oncü Benli Marin…
GaN half-bridge integrated circuits for power converters
GaN half-bridge integrated circuits for power convertors, written by marc Fossion, Paul Maynadier, Deniz Aygün, Stefaan Decoutere and Valérie Schillemans,…
Generalized Automated Tool for Analysis and Design of Multiphase Coupled Inductor Buck Converters
Generalized Automated Tool for Analysis and Design of Multiphase Coupled Inductor Buck Converter, written by Rana Asad Ali, Mahmoud Shousha…
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Partners
The consortium is composed of 5 partners. These partners include actors in subsystem development, research, integration, innovation and technology transfer.
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