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Silicon carbide is an inorganic chemical compound of pure silicon and pure carbon that can be doped with nitrogen or phosphorus to form an n-type… Read More »Silicon Carbide and Renewable Energy

Carborundum is an artificial stone used in making jewelry items and for sharpening blades as well as concrete surfaces. With a beautiful color and sparkling… Read More »Black Carborundum

Integrating SiC power devices into electric vehicles (EVs) increases their efficiency and performance while decreasing costs, leading to extended driving range, alleviated range anxiety concerns… Read More »SiC Power Semiconductor for EVs

Silicon carbide (SiC) is an extremely hard chemical compound produced as powder and crystal for use in industrial furnaces. However, natural instances of SiC also… Read More »Types of Silicon Carbide Heating Elements

Catania SiC Campus is the first integrated fab to mass produce 150mm SiC epitaxial substrates using all steps of production flow; 200-mm wafers will follow… Read More »STMicroelectronics Catania SiC Campus in Italy

Onsemi’s newly introduced 1700 V EliteSiC silicon-carbide (SiC) devices introduced at CES 2023 provide higher breakdown voltage (BV), necessary for high-power industrial applications like electric… Read More »Onsemi Introduces nth4l028n170m1 SiC MOSFET For Renewable Energy Applications

Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFETs have become an attractive alternative to silicon IGBT devices in components rated for 1 kV or above, offering high performance switching… Read More »Wolfspeed’s 3rd Generation SiC MOSFET Delivers High-Performance Switching Benefits in a Small Package

Silicon Carbide Wafers (SCWs) are long-term semiconductor substrates designed for applications involving speed, high temperature and/or voltage requirements. SCWs provide excellent conditions for these uses.… Read More »Advantages of a Silicon Carbide Wafer

Silicon is one of the Earth’s two most abundant elements and used in everything from paints and computers to TV screens – yet living organisms… Read More »The Chemistry of Silicon and Carbon Bonds