Navitas Semiconductor and Microchip Technology worked together to make a reference design aimed at artificial-intelligence data centers.
The companies said Monday the design aims to help with a shift toward 800-volt direct current rack power architectures, combining Microchip's digital power control and security technologies with Navitas's gallium nitride power devices to give developers a way to implement high-efficiency power conversion.
"As the ecosystem moves toward higher-voltage rack power systems, developers need proven building blocks that help reduce design risk and accelerate innovation," said Joe Thomsen, corporate vice president of Microchip's digital signal controller business unit.
The offering comes with reference hardware, software and design documentation, the companies said.
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