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• What are the design issues of inverters during the transition from silicon to silicon carbide (SiC)? The design of silicon carbide device inverters is a complex process that requires consideration of many factors to ensure their reliability and performance. Therefore, designers need to fully understand the characteristics of silicon carbide devices and make corresponding adjustments during design to ensure that the inverter can meet the requirements of the application environment

• Can digital signals pass through isolation chips Can digital signals pass through isolation chips? The answer is yes. Digital signals can be transmitted through isolation chips. Isolation chips are mainly used to isolate signals for the purpose of electrical isolation, ground isolation, or optical isolation. Isolation chips typically consist of two parts: isolation front-end and isolation back-end.

• The main six stages of SiC chip manufacturing The main six specific processes of SiC chip manufacturing are pre-processing, wafer processing, crystal growth, integrated circuit design and fabrication, chip testing, and integration.

• Design and Manufacturing Process of Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFET Chip For silicon carbide MOSFETs (SiC MOSFETs), high-quality substrates can be purchased externally, and high-quality epitaxial wafers can also be purchased externally. However, this only provides a good foundation for obtaining a silicon carbide device. High performance silicon carbide devices have extremely high requirements for device design and manufacturing processes. This article will introduce you to the design and manufacturing process of SiC MOSFET devices.

• 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.

• Why does high negative pressure in SiC MOS affect threshold drift The threshold drift of SiC MOSFET is affected by negative pressure because this device has a high leakage current, which reduces the difference between the control terminal voltage and the source terminal voltage, thereby affecting the switching performance of MOSFET. In addition, high negative pressure may also cause MOSFETs to enter rupture mode and trigger other adverse effects.

• Calculation methods for P-channel enhanced VDS and CGS In a P-channel Enhanced Mode FET, VDS represents the voltage between the drain and source, while CGS represents the capacitance between the gate and source. When calculating VDS, it is necessary to consider the working state of the P-Channel Enhanced Mode FET. Generally, the following formula can be used for calculation:

• Reverse Recovery Current and Electrical Test Item Vgs of Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFET The electrical testing item Vgs of SiC MOSFET mainly refers to the Gate Source Voltage. Reverse Recovery Current (Irr) refers to the current flowing through a diode during the reverse recovery process.

• 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.

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