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Request for Information (RFI) on Public Feedback on AMMTO Wide Bandgap Power Electronics Strategic Framework
Power electronics (PE) are essential to the conversion and control of electrical power in U. S. critical infrastructure.
As this infrastructure—including grid-integrated power, industrial manufacturing, transportation, and digital networking and communications—brings more innovative technologies online to meet changing market demands and improve energy security and resiliency, it also places significantly higher performance demands on PE technologies.
Silicon (Si) PE have been relied on for decades to meet infrastructure’s power conversion and control needs, but these intensifying performance requirements have surpassed what traditional Si PE can offer.
As this infrastructure—including grid-integrated power, industrial manufacturing, transportation, and digital networking and communications—brings more innovative technologies online to meet changing market demands and improve energy security and resiliency, it also places significantly higher performance demands on PE technologies.
Silicon (Si) PE have been relied on for decades to meet infrastructure’s power conversion and control needs, but these intensifying performance requirements have surpassed what traditional Si PE can offer.
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For the purposes of this NOFO, “other” includes Native American tribal organizations that identify as any of the organizations enumerated above.
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Date Posted:
2025-01-16
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Archive Date:
2025-05-11
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