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Overview

Silicon carbide (SiC) is a wide bandgap semiconductor technology that enables more efficient power conversion, higher operating voltages, faster switching performance, and increased power density in demanding applications. onsemi’s EliteSiC portfolio enables high-efficiency, high-performance power conversion across automotive, energy infrastructure, AI data center, and industrial applications. By reducing power losses, supporting higher switching frequencies, and enabling greater power density, EliteSiC solutions help engineers optimize system performance, reduce cooling requirements, and accelerate electrification initiatives.
Backed by vertically integrated manufacturing, advanced device innovation, and system-focused packaging technologies, onsemi delivers reliable silicon carbide solutions designed to meet the demanding requirements of modern power systems. From electric vehicle traction systems and charging infrastructure to renewable energy, battery energy storage, AI server power, and industrial power supplies, EliteSiC solutions help customers achieve efficiency, reliability, and scalability goals across a wide range of operating conditions.
Combining deep application expertise with a broad portfolio of silicon carbide devices, modules, and system-specialized solutions, onsemi helps designers increase power density, improve thermal performance, shorten development cycles, and confidently bring next-generation power systems to market.

Categories

EliteSiC Modules

Explore EliteSiC power modules for efficient, high-power conversion. Compare full-SiC and Si/SiC hybrid module technologies for power electroncis applications.

EliteSiC MOSFETs

Explore EliteSiC MOSFETs for high-efficiency power conversion. Compare discrete packaged devices and bare die options for any demanding design.

EliteSiC JFETs

Explore EliteSiC JFET technologies for power conversion and protection. Compare Cascode and integrated Combo JFET devices.

EliteSiC Diodes

EliteSiC Schottky diodes provide fast switching and low losses in high voltage applications. Use parametric search to select devices for efficient power designs.