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Wolfspeed: Gen 5 SiC Cuts Specific On-Resistance up to 27%

On June 9, 2026, Wolfspeed announced its fifth-generation SiC technology, reducing specific on-resistance (RSP) by up to 27% versus competing 1200V solutions. Covering 1200V/750V on a production-ready 200mm platform, it targets automotive traction inverters, industrial power supplies, and EV charging infrastructure.

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Feature

IGBT vs SiC MOSFET: How They Differ and Which to Choose

How do IGBTs and SiC MOSFETs differ, and which should you choose for a given application? This guide covers device structure (bipolar vs. unipolar), conduction and switching losses, voltage and frequency ranges, cost, and application-by-application selection across EV, industrial, solar, and data center power.

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News

Toshiba: 1200V SiC MOSFET TW007D120E with Enhanced FOM

Toshiba Device & Storage commenced test sample shipments of its 1200V trench-gate SiC MOSFET 'TW007D120E' on May 20, 2026. The device achieves approximately 52% improvement in the figure of merit Rds(on)×Qgd compared to current products, with the company targeting adoption in AI data center power supplies and renewable energy equipment.

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Rohm: 750V SiC MOSFET SCT4013DLL Replaces IGBT in BBUs

ROHM's TOLL-package 750V SiC MOSFET 'SCT4013DLL', entering mass production in September 2025, is gaining traction in BBU (Battery Backup Unit) applications for AI servers. This article covers the adoption drivers and key specifications.

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Practical Guide

IGBT to SiC MOSFET: Evaluating TCO and Miniaturization

The key criterion for deciding to switch from IGBT to SiC is not a device-level cost comparison, but rather how SiC-enabled downsizing of cooling systems and passive components changes the overall system BOM cost and product specifications. This article organizes application-specific decision frameworks and hybrid SiC as an intermediate solution.

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