Microchip Technology Inc. has launched a new portfolio of IGBT 7 devices to address the growing demands for higher efficiency, smaller size, and better performance in power electronic systems across various industries. These high-performance devices are crucial components for power applications in sectors like solar inverters, hydrogen ecosystems, commercial and agricultural vehicles, and more electric aircraft. The IGBT 7 devices offer enhanced power capability, reduced power losses, and compact form factors to cater to market segments such as sustainability, e-mobility, and data centers. They are provided in different packages including standard D3, D4, SP6C, SP1F, and SP6LI, with a variety of topologies and voltage/current ranges. The devices are designed to optimize power density and system efficiency through features like lower on-state voltage, improved antiparallel diode, and increased current capacity. Additionally, the devices offer benefits like lower inductance, high overload capability, and improved controllability for applications in aviation, defense, and motor control. Microchip's IGBT 7 devices aim to enhance system reliability, reduce EMI, and minimize voltage spikes for smoother operation and optimized driving of switches in motor control applications. This comprehensive power solution can be integrated with Microchip's range of FPGAs, MCUs, MPUs, DSCs, and analog devices to provide a holistic system solution for customers.