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Happenings: SiC Research Beyond Power MOSFET: What’s Next?

June 1, 2021 by Z. John Shen

After three decades of relent- less R&D efforts from both academia and industry, silicon carbide (SiC) power device technology, driven by the various electric vehicles (xEV) and other emerging markets, are finally going mainstream [1], [2]. The SiC power device market may soon cross the US$1 billion(B) threshold in the near future while the industry is working diligently to improve device reliability and reduce cost [3]. A question naturally arises for the researchers in the field: What’s next? This article intends to explore one potential future prospect of SiC research: SiC power integrated circuits (ICs).

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Filed Under: Past Columns / Departments Tagged With: Happenings, HEMTs, Industries, MOSFET, Open Access, Power electronics, Schottky diodes, Silicon carbide, Uncertainty

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IEEE Power Electronics Magazine publishes peer-reviewed articles related to power electronics and its applications which encompass the effective use of electronic components, application of control theory and circuit design techniques, and the development of analytical tools used in efficient and effective energy conversion, control, utilization, and conditioning of electric power.

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