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Co-packaged SiC MOSFETs offer switching speeds as low as 67 ns

April 25, 2025 By Redding Traiger

SemiQ Inc has announced a family of co-packaged 1200 V SOT-227 MOSFET modules based on its third-generation SiC technology. In addition to smaller die sizes, third-generation SIC devices offer faster switching speeds and reduced losses. The family of highly rugged and easy mount devices currently offers six devices with an RDSon range of 8.4 to 39 […]

Filed Under: Development Tools, Energy Harvesting, MOSFETS, Power Components, Power Management Tagged With: semiq

1200 V MOSFET design cuts switching losses for EV charging applications

February 11, 2025 By Redding Traiger

SemiQ Inc. has announced its third-generation QSiC 1200V MOSFET, a silicon carbide device engineered for high-voltage applications. The new design achieves a 20% reduction in die size compared to the company’s second-generation devices while delivering enhanced switching performance and efficiency metrics. The device features key electrical specifications including a 1200V drain-to-source voltage (VDS), total switching […]

Filed Under: APEC 2025, Automotive, Development Tools, MOSFETS Tagged With: semiq

What makes SiC tick?

December 8, 2024 By Tony Witt, Device Scientist, and Timothy Han, President, SemiQ Inc.

Silicon carbide is a notoriously hard and complex material. Wafer production for fabricating SiC power semiconductors leverages intensive engineering of manufacturing processes, specifications, and equipment to achieve commercial quality and cost-effectiveness. Necessity and invention Wide-bandgap semiconductors are changing the game in power electronics, enabling system-level efficiency to move beyond the practical limits of silicon devices […]

Filed Under: FAQ, Featured, Featured Contributions, Transistors Tagged With: semiq, silicon carbide

1200 V SiC power MOSFETs now amiable in half-bridge packages

January 23, 2024 By Redding Traiger

SemiQ Inc. has expanded its QSiC power modules portfolio with the introduction of a new series of 1200V silicon-carbide (SiC) power MOSFETs in half-bridge packages. Engineered and tested to operate reliably in demanding environments, these new compact, high-performance modules enable high-power-density implementations while minimizing dynamic and static losses. Featuring high breakdown voltage (>1400V), the new […]

Filed Under: Automotive, Data center, Development Tools, Industrial, MOSFETS Tagged With: semiq

SiC diodes rated for 1,700 Vdc and 5 A

May 26, 2020 By Lee Teschler

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A third-generation 1,700-V 5-A SiC Schottky diode called the GP3D005A170B comes in the industry standard TO-247-2 package as well as bare-die format. 10-A and 20-A 1,700-V diodes will follow shortly. Michael T. Robinson, SemiQ President states that, “This 1,700-V silicon carbide Schottky Diode is the latest extension to our Gen 3 product family which was […]

Filed Under: diodes, Power Components Tagged With: semiq

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