Power Integrations partners with Ideal Power on solid-state circuit breakers for 800 VDC AI data centers

By Public Technologies
  • Power Integrations entered a collaboration with Ideal Power to develop solid-state circuit breakers for emerging 800 VDC AI data centers.
  • Architecture pairs Power Integrations’ 1,700 V InnoMux-2 power conversion ICs with Ideal Power’s B-TRAN bidirectional power switch.
  • Companies aim to deliver a self-powered, intelligent, ultra-fast breaker that converts 800 V into isolated power for controls.
  • A working prototype has been demonstrated; a reference design is in development.


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