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• What are the differences between SiC SBD and SiC MOSFET? SiC SBD and SiC MOSFET are chips made of polarized silicon carbide material, which have high heat dissipation and conductivity. The difference lies in:

• Introduction to SiC Silicon Carbide MOSFET Devices SiC devices are a new type of silicon-based MOSFET, especially SiC power devices with higher switching speed and wider output frequency. SiC power chips are mainly composed of MOSFETs and PN junctions.

• Introduction to Low Sensitivity SiC Power Modules Low inductance SiC power module refers to a power module that uses silicon carbide (SiC) as a semiconductor material and has a lower inductance value. Compared with traditional silicon (Si) power modules, low inductance SiC power modules have higher switching speed and lower switching losses, thereby improving the efficiency and reliability of the system.

• Calculation method and formula for MOS transistor losses The losses of MOS transistors can be estimated by calculating their current losses and power losses. Current loss refers to the loss caused by the passage of current inside a MOS transistor, which is due to the resistance loss between electrons and the silicon substrate when passing through the MOS transistor. This loss can be calculated using the following formula:

• Instructions for using silicon carbide (SiC) diodes When using silicon carbide (SiC) diodes, some safety factors should be taken into account, such as avoiding excessive current flowing through the diode to prevent damage. During use, attention should also be paid to circuit design and diode selection to ensure optimal system performance.

• Circuit symbols for silicon carbide (SIC) MOSFETs The circuit symbol of silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFET is similar to that of traditional silicon MOSFET, except that some special markings are added to the symbol to indicate its characteristics.

• What are the advantages of SiC MOSFET over Si MOSFET Compared with Si MOSFETs, SiC MOSFETs have many advantages, including the following:

• Wide application of silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFET in new energy charging piles Silicon carbide power devices cover series such as 650V/2A-100A, 1200V/2A-90A, 1700V/5A-80A, etc. The products have been put into mass production and can fully benchmark the advanced quality and level of international brand peers. We have successively launched full current voltage level silicon carbide Schottky diodes and silicon carbide MOSFET series products that have passed industrial and automotive reliability tests, with performance reaching the international advanced level. They are applied in fields such as solar inverters, new energy electric vehicles and charging piles, smart grids, high-frequency welding, rail transportation, industrial control special power supplies, and national defense and military industries.

• Voltage drop factors of silicon carbide (SiC) diodes The voltage drop of silicon carbide (SiC) diodes refers to the electromotive force difference of SiC diodes. Silicon carbide diode is a semiconductor device with a P-N junction structure that can be used to control current or voltage. The voltage drop of a diode refers to the electromotive force difference between the P-N junction of the diode in the forward conducting state, that is, the forward bias voltage. This is due to the potential difference between the contact surfaces in the diode.

• Comparison of driving circuit differences between SiC MOSFET and Si IGBT SiC MOSFET and Si IGBT are both indispensable products for the development of electronic products. SiC MOSFET and Si IGBT have many common characteristics and differences. Therefore, the following is a comparison of their product differences:

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