Littelfuse Celebrates Five Years of Power Electronics Innovations by Dr. Martin Schulz
Littelfuse recognizes Dr. Martin Schulz for five years of advancements in power electronics, including a direct liquid cooling technology. This innovation, validated with Daimler Truck AG, allows power modules to handle 800A of continuous current, significantly enhancing efficiency.
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Littelfuse acknowledges Dr. Martin Schulz's contributions to power semiconductor design over five years, culminating in a direct liquid cooling technology. This advancement, developed with Daimler Truck AG and the Steinbeis Institute, enables power modules to draw 800A continuously, surpassing the classical rating of 600A.
Testing on a Mercedes-Benz GenH2 Truck mission profile showed a reduction in power losses by 15% and a potential increase in power-cycling lifetime by 800 times compared to traditional ceramic-isolated modules. Schulz's work has been presented at PCIM, where he received a certificate of appreciation, highlighting the industry's recognition of his innovative approach.
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