Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology is developing rapidly and has the potential to reshape the landscape of power electronics. While not yet widely deployed in mass markets, GaN offers significant advantages in efficiency, power density, and performance. For electric vehicles, autonomous systems, and other high-power applications, the technology is both powerful and futuristic — though challenges in cost, high-voltage integration, and long-term reliability remain.
In this session, you will learn more about:
- The current state of GaN development and its market outlook
- Barriers to adoption, including cost, power density, and reliability
- Emerging applications, particularly in electric vehicles and high-voltage systems
- Predictions for near-term market changes and future opportunities in power electronics
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