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onsemi launches EliteSiC M4 silicon carbide platform for EVs and AI

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onsemi introduced EliteSiC™ M4, its fourth-generation silicon carbide platform built on a trench architecture. The platform delivers up to 30% higher power density and 35% lower losses compared with the previous generation. EliteSiC M4 enables more efficient, power-dense systems for AI data centers, electric vehicles, and energy infrastructure.

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By advancing conduction and switching performance, the new platform allows for more efficient power systems in key growing sectors like AI and electric vehicles. This advancement supports increasing energy demands across these industries.

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Who's involved

  • onsemiIntroduced the EliteSiC M4 silicon carbide platform

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    A semiconductor company focused on intelligent power and sensing technologies

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