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Energy & Power

Converters, inverters and metering hardware where efficiency, isolation and thermal design decide the product.

Standards we design to

  • IEC 62109
  • IEC 61010-1
  • EN 50549
  • IEC 62053 (metering)
  • UL 1741

In power electronics the layout is the circuit. Loop inductance in a switching cell determines ringing, EMI and switching loss far more than the schematic suggests, and it cannot be fixed in firmware.

Switching cells laid out deliberately

Commutation loops kept small and tight, gate drive returned to the source pin, current sense placed where it measures what you think it measures, and thermal paths designed alongside the electrical ones.

Wide bandgap where it earns its place

GaN and SiC deliver real efficiency gains and real layout difficulty: faster edges mean tighter loops, more careful gate drive and more attention to common-mode paths. We use them when the application justifies the discipline.

Measured efficiency, not claimed efficiency

Efficiency curves across load and line, thermal imaging at worst case, and ripple measured with correct probing. Numbers you can put in a datasheet because they came off a bench.

Two suppliers had told us the nuisance trips were inherent to the sensor. Anode reframed it as a measurement window problem and we have had zero trips in ninety days of field trial.
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Amara DialloHead of Engineering, Voltix Mobility

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