Water-cooled inverter is an inverter type that uses water to get rid of excess heat produced by inverter’s power module. The regular inverter comprises of different semiconductors assimilated into a power module adding to a considerable amount of heat. This heat can damage several delicate circuits or components within a module. Since water has better cooling properties as compared to air, water-cooled inverters are far more efficient in carrying the excess heat away. Also, conventional air cooling inverters work well for low power applications but not for high power applications owing to the high component count and comparatively shorter design life of mechanical devices. Due to water’s high heat transfer capability, high cooling power is attained with low coolant flow. Water-cooled Inverter Market – Trends and Opportunities Increasing industry demand for miniature inverter architecture especially for high power applications is a major driver facilitating the growth...