Silicon Carbide (SiC)

Powering the Future of High-Performance Electronics

Silicon Carbide (SiC) is a next-generation wide bandgap semiconductor material redefining performance, efficiency, and reliability in high-power and high-frequency applications. With superior thermal, electrical, and mechanical properties, SiC delivers unprecedented power density, faster switching, and higher temperature operation — enabling engineers to design smaller, lighter, and more energy-efficient systems.

Standout Features

  • Wide Bandgap – Allows higher breakdown voltages and superior efficiency.

  • Exceptional Thermal Conductivity – Efficient heat dissipation for cooler operation.

  • High Breakdown Electric Field Strength – Supports compact, high-voltage designs.

  • High Saturation Electron Velocity – Enables ultra-fast switching speeds.

  • Operation at Extreme Temperatures – Stable performance up to 600°C junction temperatures.

  • Corrosion & Radiation Resistance – Ideal for harsh and space environments

SiC Crystal

SiC Crystal

Applications

  • Power Electronics – High-voltage switches, DC-DC converters, solar inverters, EV traction systems, onboard chargers.

  • Energy Infrastructure – Smart grid equipment, high-voltage transmission (HVDC), energy storage systems.

  • Industrial Power Systems – Motor drives, pumps, welding equipment, automation controls.

  • Transportation Electrification – Railway traction, marine propulsion, aerospace power systems.

  • Renewable Energy – Wind turbine converters, photovoltaic power systems.

Why Choose Silicon Carbide?

SiC is not just an alternative to silicon — it is the foundation for the next generation of high-efficiency, high-reliability, and sustainable power electronics. Its unmatched performance makes it the material of choice for innovators shaping a cleaner, faster, and more powerful world. Click below to explore our range of SiC products.

Benefits

  • Higher Efficiency – Reduced power losses for greener energy systems.

  • Compact Designs – Higher power density for smaller, lighter systems.

  • Lower Cooling Needs – Cuts cost, weight, and system complexity.

  • Extended Lifetime – Enhanced robustness and long-term reliability.

  • Extreme Condition Performance – Stable operation under high heat, voltage, & radiation.

Industries Served

  • Electric Vehicles & Charging Infrastructure

  • Renewable Energy & Energy Storage

  • Power Transmission & Smart Grid

  • Industrial Automation & Motor Control

  • Aerospace & Defense

  • Railway & Marine Power Systems

  • Oil, Gas & Harsh Environment Systems

Silicon Carbide (SiC)