Microchip Technology Inc. has introduced a new portfolio of IGBT 7 devices to address the increasing demands for higher efficiency, smaller size, and greater performance in power electronic systems. These high-performance devices are key building blocks for power applications in various sectors, including solar inverters, hydrogen ecosystems, commercial vehicles, and aircraft. The IGBT 7 devices come in different packages and topologies, offering a wide range of options for system designers. With voltages ranging from 1200V to 1700V and current from 50A to 900A, these devices cater to high-growth market segments like sustainability, e-mobility, and data centers. Microchip's IGBT 7 portfolio aims to provide ease of use, cost efficiency, higher power density, and reliability to customers. The devices feature lower power losses, higher power density, and improved system efficiency due to lower on-state IGBT voltage and enhanced antiparallel diode. They are also designed to enhance system reliability, reduce EMI, and minimize voltage spikes, especially in motor control applications where controllability of dv/dt is crucial. Overall, these IGBT 7 devices offer a comprehensive power solution that can be integrated with Microchip's other products like FPGAs, MCUs, and analog devices, providing a holistic system solution from a single supplier.