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TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION
SemiQ 1200V SiC Full-Bridge Modules Simplify Development of Solar Inverters, Energy Storage and Battery Charging Applications
modules have been tested at voltages exceeding 1350V and deliver a continuous drain current of up to 102A, a pulsed drain current of up to 250A and a power dissipation of up to 333W.
Operational with a junction temperature of up to 175oC, the rugged B2 modules have exceptionally low switching low zero-gate voltage drain/gate source leakage (0.1μA/1nA – all modules) and low junction to case thermal resistance
SemiQ Inc, a designer, developer, and global supplier of high-performance, and high-voltage applications, has announced a family of three 1200V SiC full-bridge modules, each integrating two of the company’s rugged high-speed switching SiC MOSFETs with reliable body diode. The modules have been developed to simplify the development of photovoltaic inverters, energy storage, battery charging and other high-frequency DC applications.
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“By integrating high-speed SiC MOSFETs with exceptional performance and reliability, our new QSiC 1200V family of full-bridge modules sets a new standard for power density time-to-market for next-generation solar, storage, and charging solutions,” said Seok Joo Jang, Director of Module Engineering at SemiQ.
Available immediately, the modules can be mounted directly to a heat sink, are housed in a 62.8 x 33.8 x 15.0mm connections and split DC negative terminals.
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