Porsche introduces gallium nitride for high-end automotive audio solutions

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Developed with the University of Stuttgart, the technology performs voltage conversion for a 400-watt amplifier and makes the heat sink about 20% lighter.

Porsche said gallium nitride chip technology will enter series production in a future vehicle in 2027 to power a 400-watt Burmester subwoofer amplifier.

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