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NoMIS launches first 1200V SiC MOSFETs

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Latest devices feature a more reliable gate oxide process and 100 percent avalanche testing

NoMIS Power Corporation unveiled its first range of advanced 1200 V SiC MOSFETs at ICSCRM 2024, in Raleigh, North Carolina earlier this month. The SiC MOSFET technology will also be used an upcoming range of 1200 V SiC power modules to be launched at ECCE 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona, October 20-24.

Since founding in 2020 as a spinout of the University at Albany, NoMIS Power has focused on bringing SiC’s breakthrough advantages out of the laboratory and into the power electronics industry. In the process, it has developed a full suite of next-generation power discrete and module technologies that will be released over the next 24 months.

NoMIS Power’s SiC technology is claimed to delivers more rugged, reliable, and customisable performance thanks to novel designs and packaging architectures combined with an agile fabless model and bespoke services support.

These launch products focus on the popular 1200 V node and address major power electronics applications, including EV onboard chargers, EV fast charging stations, motor drives, solar PV inverters, energy storage systems, and solid-state power controllers.

The products feature SiC MOSFET technology with a more reliable gate oxide process and 100 percent avalanche testing, delivering greater system efficiency, reduced cooling requirements, increased power density, and higher system switching frequency for better overall system reliability.

NoMIS Power co-founder and CEO Adam Morgan said “We are excited to deliver our breakthrough SiC device technologies in a wide range of industry-standard package forms to meet the needs of R&D groups and business units inside power management product providers. We believe offering both discrete packages and power modules along with our customisation services will allow NoMIS to offer something truly unique within the power electronics industry.”

NoMIS Power VP and head of SiC Device Development Seung Yup Jang added: “We believe that our efficient design, robust oxidation process, and rigorous screening procedures will enable us to deliver more reliable and high-performance solutions to our customers.”


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