Infineon and Delta Electronics Collaboration Becomes Stronger

Both Infineon and Delta in collaboration have developed WBG-based server and gaming PC power solutions to maximize efficiency in end applications. The 1.4 kW server power supply leverages Infineon CoolSiC MOSFET technology and Delta’s multi-decade core competence in power electronics to achieve beyond 96 per cent efficiency.

The latest and most prominent examples of this cooperation include Delta’s 1.4 kW server power supply and a 1.6 kW Titanium gaming power platform. The 1.4 kW server power supply leverages Infineon’s CoolSiC MOSFET technology and Delta’s multi-decade core competence in power electronics to achieve beyond 96 per cent efficiency. Another case for the highest efficiency is the 1.6 kW gaming power platform powered by Infineon’s CoolGaN technology complemented with EiceDRIVER gate driver ICs. The efficiency of this design reaches up to 96 per cent at wide-range input and multi-output and meets the Titanium standard in the industrial domain. This is enabled by Infineon’s CoolGaN GIT 600 V e-mode HEMT, adapted in an interleaving totem-pole PFC topology.

Both design examples demonstrate how Infineon’s industry-leading, broadest and performance-driven portfolio of highly-reliable WBG devices, together with Delta’s system innovation potential, can enable new efficiency levels to meet and exceed modern application requirements. By deepening their collaboration, both companies aim toward a leading position in WBG-based platforms through cost-effective, robust solutions backed up by the highest supply stability.

“Given our commitment to investing over eight per cent of our annual revenues in R&D-based innovation, Delta’s power supply solutions for servers and gaming PCs provide the high-quality and high-efficiency components needed to build customized, reliable, and energy-efficient infrastructure which satisfies our customers’ expectations,” said Jimmy Yiin, VP & General Manager of Delta’s Power and System Business Group. “Being successful in such an extremely competitive environment requires collaborating with highly trustworthy, top-tier component suppliers with extensive system understanding and offering fully-customized solutions for application-specific requirements. Infineon’s inclusive portfolio of WBG products made it possible to achieve industry-leading energy efficiency for many of our customer’s applications.”

“Our manufacturing scale and technology excellence, combined with a focus on quality and reliability at each step of the value chain, are the key to success factors for our wide bandgap semiconductor business and are well recognized by our customers,” said Johannes Schoiswohl, Business Line Head, Efficient Power Supplies, Isolation & Connectivity of Infineon Power & Sensor Systems Division. “By applying rigorous qualification and reliability test procedures to our devices, above and beyond standard JEDEC qualification, we can predict the long-term behaviour of our WBG devices and ensure reliability in the field over the entire product lifecycle. We are excited about the opportunities our collaboration with Delta holds for us in the server and gaming market.”

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Nishchay Pandey
Nishchay Pandey
Bioengineer with a knack for writing, I love IoT, Open-source and creativity.

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