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Eaton to use Infineon silicon carbide chips in solid-state transformers
Original: Eaton to use Infineon SiC chips for SSTs
Power management company Eaton has agreed to use silicon carbide semiconductor chips from Infineon in its solid-state transformers. The move ties Eaton's electrical equipment business to Infineon's power semiconductor portfolio, as solid-state transformers gain attention for grid modernisation and more efficient power conversion. Details on volumes and timeline were not given.
Why now: The semiconductor industry is closely watching adoption of silicon carbide technology in power infrastructure such as solid-state transformers.
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- Eaton to use Infineon SiC chips for SSTs · Compound Semiconductor
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