Discover How to Design Optimized Residential Solar Inverter Systems

Event Description

Rising energy demand, global legislative initiatives, and the necessity to create a sustainable environmental footprint are driving the development of renewable clean energy sources. One of these clean energy sources, residential solar electricity, is expected to increase in energy consumption by an average of 25% between 2022-2050. The proper design of compact, high power density semiconductors including IGBTs, Silicon MOSFETs, and Silicon Carbide (SiC) devices is essential for maximum power transfer from the solar array to the power grid to implement residential energy systems exhibiting lower weight, cost, size, and high reliability.

Key Takeaways

• - Overview of the solar residential global market drivers and system trends
• - Design considerations and schematic topologies for DC/AC and DC/DC power conversion in micro-inverters, power optimizers, string inverters, and energy storage systems comprising the system
• - Selection criteria and value proposition of onsemi’s infrastructure-class, reliable power semiconductor devices to resolve design pain points

Learn more about SiC technology, MOSFETs, IGBTs and solar inverter solutions and onsemi’s Silicon Carbide (SiC) Technologies Enable Next Generation Energy Infrastructure System Designs.

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