onsemi introduces EliteSiC M4 fourth-gen silicon carbide platform, with up to 30% higher power density and 35% lower losses
Intelligent power and sensing technology firm onsemi of Scottsdale, AZ, USA has introduced EliteSiC M4, its fourth-generation silicon carbide (SiC) platform built on a trench architecture and designed to set a new performance benchmark for next-generation power systems. With what is claimed to be industry-leading conduction and switching performance, EliteSiC M4 allows greater design freedom to increase power density and efficiency up to 30% and lower losses by 35%, enabling more efficient, power-dense systems across electric vehicles (EVs), AI data-center and industrial applications...
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