Who bought PI’s 1 Millionth PowiGaN-Based InnoSwitch3 IC?


One Million PowiGaN-based InnoSwitch3 ICs Delivered
Power Integrations just delivered its 1 millionth InnoSwitch™3 switcher IC featuring PowiGaN™ gallium nitride technology!
Less than two months after announcing PI’s internally developed GaN technology, CEO Balu Balakrishnan presented the one-millionth PowiGaN-based IC to Anker Innovations CEO Steven Yang at the Shenzhen headquarters of Anker, a leading manufacturer of compact USB PD adapters and other intelligent charging solutions.
→ Watch Mr. Balakrishnan’s interview with ChargerLab.com at the event.
GaN technology greatly reduces switching losses compared to silicon, enabling designs of chargers and adapters that are much smaller, lighter and more efficient. PowiGaN switches are seamlessly integrated into the PI’s widely successful InnoSwitch3 ICs, achieving up to 95% efficiency and 100 W output in enclosed adapter applications without requiring a heatsink.
Mr. Balakrishnan said: “We have made our PowiGaN devices very easy to use with the driving and the protection built-in. It is no different from using a silicon-based InnoSwitch3 product, except for the increased performance.”
This stress-free transition from silicon to PowiGaN accelerated the industry’s first successful mass-market deployment of high-voltage GaN technology. The million-unit milestone was reached just a few months after the first shipment of PowiGaN-based switcher ICs.
Mr. Yang said: “By using PowiGaN-based InnoSwitch3 ICs we are able to offer USB PD chargers that are compact, lightweight and capable of delivering high power output. We are excited to use this innovative new technology to help us achieve our goal to charge everything faster.”
Currently, four product families from PI incorporate PowiGaN technology. Click on the links below to learn more and download the newest design examples.

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