Technology

The board, the firmware, the file — all ours

OmniTech does not badge a reference design. Topology, thermal, firmware and the certificate pack are written and held in Bao’an.

Library

18W – 240W GaN

Peak efficiency

94% on VOLT 240

Firmware change

9-day sample

Lab

EMC pre-scan on site

GaN platforms, not reference designs

An in-house topology library from 18W to 240W. Every board we ship was drawn on this floor.

Third-generation GaN half-bridge on the VOLT desktop family, 94% peak on the 240W platform.
Thermal budgets set for 40 °C ambient, not a 25 °C datasheet footnote.
Component derating reviewed at 80% of rated stress before a platform is released to sales.
No white-label controller blobs — firmware and protection maps are ours to change.

Power negotiation is a product feature. When a second EPR sink attaches, the session stays up.

Dynamic allocation across four ports on VOLT 240, with a written behaviour for every attach order.
Display strings, language packs and LED maps are OEM-configurable without a new silicon spin.
Field-updatable builds, version-controlled against the certificate family they ship with.
A firmware change on a live programme has a typical nine-day sample, including courier.

EMC pre-scan, incoming cell checks and outgoing AQL sit two floors from the people who wrote the schematic.

On-site EMC pre-scan chamber — boards see a chamber before they see a test house queue.
UN38.3 and IEC 62133 documentation raised with every battery order, not after it.
Outgoing AQL 0.65 Level II on every lot, with the records kept beside the certificate pack.
Full material declarations: RoHS, REACH, ErP, POPs, ready for a retailer portal the same day.

Put it on a programme