Its wide 50 to 850 VDC operating range gives developers freedom across low- and high-voltage architectures, from emerging electric platforms to more established 800 V-class systems. The inverter delivers 115 ARMS continuous motor current and 150 ARMS peak motor current, with a peak efficiency of up to 99.7% under defined operating conditions. In a 200 x 267 x 73 mm housing with a volume of 4 liters, the Pulse Mini S95 reaches 24 kW/liter steady-state power density and 26 kW/liter peak power density.

Beyond the power stage, the Pulse Mini S95 integrates the elements needed for a clean and controlled system design: DC-link capacitor, EMI filter, liquid cooling, resolver interface, motor temperature measurement, low-voltage battery interface, HVIL and digital I/O. Communication is supported through CAN Flexible Data Rate, high-speed CAN, programming and configuration via CAN, with optional CAN 2.0 A/B, CANopen and J1939.

On the software side, the inverter supports SVPWM and DPWM modulation, field-oriented control, high control-loop and switching frequencies, flux weakening, optimized dead-time compensation, improved total harmonic distortion and reduced HVDC-link voltage ripple. This makes the Pulse Mini S95 not just a small inverter, but a finely tuned drive-control platform, ready to help engineers move faster from concept to reliable electrification.