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Minysa secures €163K in grant funding from Venture Kick for GaN chip development, targeting high-performance power electronics.
Sep 01, 2026•7 days ago
SwitzerlandManufacturingElectronics
Description
Minysa has received €163,000 from Venture Kick to enhance its development of gallium nitride (GaN) control chips. The funding will assist in creating GaN gate-driver integrated circuits aimed at reducing complexity in power systems. Minysa is focusing on the European space power electronics market, addressing challenges in efficiency and reliability. This support will help build a pipeline in both the space and high-reliability electronics sectors.
Company Information
Company
Minysa
Location
Switzerland
About
Minysa is a Swiss electronics startup focused on developing gallium nitride (GaN) gate-driver integrated circuits. Their technology helps manufacturers control GaN power devices safely and efficiently, enabling smaller and more reliable power systems. Minysa targets applications in satellite power conversion, motor drives, actuators, robotics, and industrial electronics. The company aims to simplify control requirements and enhance the reliability of GaN devices.