EPC Space, a global player in radiation-hardened gallium nitride power devices, announces the launch of the EPC7030MSH, a radiation-hardened 300 V gallium nitride FET that delivers unmatched performance for high-voltage, high-power space applications, including next-generation satellite power plants and electric propulsion systems.
Discover EPC Space's EPC7030MSH, a breakthrough 300 V rad-hard GaN FET, elevating satellite power system efficiency. Image for illustrative purposes only.
As satellite platforms require higher voltage buses to support growing power demands and advanced solar array technologies, the EPC7030MSH addresses a critical need for efficient, compact, and robust front-end power conversion.
With the lowest RDS(on) and gate charge in its class, the EPC7030MSH delivers the highest power current rating among all 300 V rad-hard GaNFETs currently on the market. This makes it ideal for front-end DC-DC converters that must operate under stringent thermal and radiation constraints.
“The EPC7030MSH 300V RH GaN FET delivers high current and rad-hard reliability, meeting the rigorous demands of higher-voltage space power architectures and simplifying thermal design for our customers,” said Bel Lazar, CEO of EPC Space.
Electric propulsion platforms requiring compact, high-performance switching
The EPC7030MSH is part of EPC Space’s ongoing mission to deliver space-grade Radiation Hardened GaN solutions that outperform silicon Radiation Hardened MOSFETs in efficiency, size, and thermal management—enabling more capable, reliable, and scalable satellite systems.
For 500-unit quantities engineering models are priced at 236 USD, and Rad Hard space qualified are priced at 349 USD.
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