To reduce the input resistance of power modules, single semiconductor switches are usually connected in parallel. Due to unavoidable component scattering, asymmetries in the structure or even temperature differences in the individual components, there is always an uneven current distribution with the corresponding consequences, such as locally increased losses and short circuits in the application. CurrentShare is a technology that can significantly reduce the above-mentioned disadvantages. The output currents are recoupled to the inputs, wherein in each input both a current portion which depends only on the respective output current, and a current portion which depends on the total current through all the semiconductor switches, are feeded back. With this special structure that can be easily integrated into a printed circuit board, CurrentShare reduces the asymmetry of the currents through each semiconductor switch, as well as the switching losses. At the same time, an increase in the switching speed is achieved.