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SiC power modules represent a new generation of energy-efficient, eco-conscious technology that redefines performance in power conversion. By optimizing both energy and material usage, these modules dramatically cut power losses and operating costs—all while delivering superior efficiency and reliability compared to traditional silicon-based products.
In fully SiC-based modules that integrate SiC MOSFETs and SBDs, switching losses are drastically reduced, achieving far greater performance than equivalently rated silicon IGBT modules. This leap in efficiency translates directly into smaller, cooler, and more sustainable power systems.
Beyond efficiency, SiC power modules excel in high-frequency operation, easily surpassing 100 kHz—something conventional solutions can’t match. This enables significant performance gains in demanding industrial applications, such as high-frequency induction heating, next-generation power supplies, and hybrid energy storage systems.
As a pioneer in the field, ROHM was the first company in the world to mass-produce SiC power devices. Today, these modules power a wide range of industries—from automotive and rail to industrial and consumer electronics. Their exceptional voltage stability makes them ideal for advanced equipment like Kurita Seisakusho’s high-power pulse plasma generators, which rely on ROHM’s SiC technology to deliver a reaction field of up to 200 kHz.
*ROHM Authorized Distributor
In fully SiC-based modules that integrate SiC MOSFETs and SBDs, switching losses are drastically reduced, achieving far greater performance than equivalently rated silicon IGBT modules. This leap in efficiency translates directly into smaller, cooler, and more sustainable power systems.
Beyond efficiency, SiC power modules excel in high-frequency operation, easily surpassing 100 kHz—something conventional solutions can’t match. This enables significant performance gains in demanding industrial applications, such as high-frequency induction heating, next-generation power supplies, and hybrid energy storage systems.
As a pioneer in the field, ROHM was the first company in the world to mass-produce SiC power devices. Today, these modules power a wide range of industries—from automotive and rail to industrial and consumer electronics. Their exceptional voltage stability makes them ideal for advanced equipment like Kurita Seisakusho’s high-power pulse plasma generators, which rely on ROHM’s SiC technology to deliver a reaction field of up to 200 kHz.
*ROHM Authorized Distributor
