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UnitedSiC

Our vision is to accelerate SiC adoption using our innovative device technology, enabling our customers to deliver industry transforming levels of power efficiency to society’s most advanced applications in mobility, IT infrastructure, and more.
650 College Road East Suite 1500
Princeton, NJ 08540
732.355.0550

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Our technology provides our customers with the easiest path to upgrade their legacy power designs or obtain the highest power densities in their new designs with minimal effort. Our technology enables straightforward Si superjunction replacement for PFC, LLC, or PSFB topologies as well as direct compatibility with any SiC MOSFET competitor’s gate-drive requirements.

In addition, we have the highest-performance body diode in a SiC device, lowest Qrr over temperature, nearly 5-V threshold voltage for EMI immunity, and superior short circuit ratings. All this comes with the industry’s widest SiC discrete transistor portfolio.

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Powe Rb Ite Snew Rev
PowerBites "held the presses" to bring you two technologies that make SiC power devices easier to work with, and two others that simplify driving BLDCs and high-power wireless...
Sept. 23, 2021
Prom Onew Powerbites
While charting a course through the WBG wilderness, can developments in trains, ePlanes, and…air conditioners…help save the planet?
May 13, 2021
Applebase Promo 1
Comparing datasheet specifications for similar devices is a recipe for frustration. But if a like-for-like comparison isn’t possible, how can informed and practical decisions ...
May 12, 2021
Prom Onew
A SiC semiconductor selection tool, new 35- to 350-W power supplies, glow-wire-compliant relays, and a fully electric backhoe are some of the wide-ranging highlights in this edition...
March 23, 2021
Promo Power Bites
Does the recent flood of new SiC devices signal its entry into the mainstream market? Will smart passives change power design practices? What's a real physicist's take on nuclear...
Nov. 6, 2020