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Playbook & Handbook · February 6, 2026
Winning Accelerator Playbook 2026 by BambuUP
EDTECH: LEVERAGING AI-POWERED TECHNOLOGIES TO TRANSFORM THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE
1. Technology overview
Minysa Sarl is a Swiss company based in Neuchatel, Switzerland, that develops high-reliability GaN gate-driver ICs, system-in-package parts and modules. Its stated aim is to make power systems smaller and more efficient with a 100% European supply chain.
The product range includes GaN Gate Driver ASICs, GaN SiP, plug-and-play modules and reference designs that help manufacturers control GaN power devices more safely and compactly. Press coverage names satellite power conversion, motor drives, actuators, robotics and industrial electronics as targets, with four space customers and two ESA-funded programmes.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
- GaN Gate Driver ASICs: custom ICs that control GaN power devices for high-reliability systems.
- GaN SiP: system-in-package parts that combine driver and power devices.
- Plug-and-play modules: ready modules for faster GaN adoption.
- Reference designs: design resources that speed up power stage development.
- European supply chain: a 100% European chain for manufacturing.
3. Potential application
Motor drive and robotics makers in Vietnam can evaluate GaN gate drivers and modules for compact actuator power stages. Industrial power supply designers can use the reference designs to prototype GaN-based converters.
4. Benefits
GaN gate-driver ICs help power stages become smaller and more efficient. Reference designs and plug-and-play modules shorten time to market for GaN adoption. A European supply chain gives supply continuity for high-reliability users. Four space customers and two ESA-funded programmes are reported in press coverage.
5. Market trends & opportunities
GaN power devices are spreading into motor drives, robotics, industrial electronics and space systems, and need dedicated gate drivers. Vietnamese drive, robotics and electronics makers adopting compact power stages are potential long-term users.
6. Other information
Minysa Sarl, Rue de la Pierre-a-Mazel 39, c/o Microcity SA, 2000 Neuchatel, Switzerland. Received CHF 150,000 from Venture Kick (June 2026). Founder Salem Abid per press coverage. Events in 2026 include Paris Space Week, Spatial & Innovation and EPHJ.
