MacMic SiC Devices

Silicon carbide MOSFETs and diodes for high-efficiency, high-temperature applications

MacMic silicon carbide (SiC) devices leverage wide bandgap technology to deliver superior performance in high-efficiency, high-temperature applications. Our portfolio includes both SiC MOSFETs and SiC diodes in various voltage ratings from 650V to 1700V and package options optimized for different applications.

Key advantages of MacMic SiC devices include:

  • Ultra-low switching losses for high-frequency operation
  • Higher temperature capability compared to silicon devices
  • Reduced system size and weight due to higher efficiency
  • Improved power density in end applications
  • Enhanced reliability in harsh environments

Voltage Range

650V - 1700V

SiC MOSFETs

0.065 - 0.25Ω RDS(on)

SiC Diodes

0.5A - 50A current ratings

Applications

EV, Solar, UPS, Industrial

SiC Device Series

SiC MOSFET Series

SiC MOSFETs

Enhancement-mode SiC MOSFETs with low RDS(on) and fast switching for high-efficiency applications.

  • Voltage: 650V, 1200V, 1700V
  • RDS(on): 65mΩ - 250mΩ
  • Applications: Fast charging, solar, UPS
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SiC Diode Series

SiC Diodes

SiC Schottky barrier diodes with zero recovery losses and high-temperature operation.

  • Voltage: 650V, 1200V
  • Current: 0.5A - 50A
  • Applications: PFC, DC/DC converters
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Automotive SiC Series

Automotive Series

AEC-Q101 qualified SiC devices for electric vehicle and automotive power systems.

  • Voltage: 750V, 1200V
  • Current: 2A - 30A (MOSFETs)
  • Applications: EV chargers, OBC, DC/DC
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SiC Device Specifications

Model Type Voltage (VBR) Current/RDS(on) Package Applications Actions
MMCD12060K SiC MOSFET 1200V 60mΩ RDS(on) TO-247-3L Fast chargers, solar inverters Datasheet
MMCD12075K SiC MOSFET 1200V 75mΩ RDS(on) TO-247-3L Fast chargers, solar inverters Datasheet
MMCD12100K SiC MOSFET 1200V 100mΩ RDS(on) TO-247-3L UPS, DC/DC converters Datasheet
MMCD17065K SiC MOSFET 1700V 65mΩ RDS(on) TO-247-3L High-voltage applications Datasheet
MMD06065F SiC Diode 650V 6A TO-220AC PFC, AC/DC adapters Datasheet
MMD10065F SiC Diode 650V 10A TO-220AC PFC, high-power adapters Datasheet
MMD20120F SiC Diode 1200V 20A TO-220AC Fast chargers, solar inverters Datasheet
MMD30120F SiC Diode 1200V 30A TO-220AC Fast chargers, DC/DC converters Datasheet
MMCD07080A Automotive SiC MOSFET 750V 80mΩ RDS(on) TO-247-3L EV onboard chargers Datasheet
MMCD12040A Automotive SiC MOSFET 1200V 40mΩ RDS(on) TO-247-3L EV DC/DC converters Datasheet

SiC Device Selection Guide

Choosing the right SiC device for your application requires careful consideration of several factors:

1. Application Requirements

Determine if you need a SiC MOSFET (for switching applications) or SiC diode (for rectification applications). SiC MOSFETs offer low switching losses, while SiC diodes provide zero recovery losses.

2. Voltage Rating

Select a device with a voltage rating appropriate for your application - typically 1.2x the maximum operating voltage. SiC devices are particularly advantageous in higher voltage applications.

3. Current and Power Needs

Consider both continuous and peak current requirements. For MOSFETs, lower RDS(on) reduces conduction losses but may increase switching losses.

4. Switching Frequency

SiC devices excel at high-frequency operation due to their superior switching characteristics. Higher frequencies enable smaller passive components.

Technical Resources

Application Notes

Practical guides for implementing MacMic SiC devices in various applications.

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Datasheets

Complete technical specifications for all SiC device models.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the advantages of SiC devices over silicon devices?

SiC devices offer several advantages over silicon: higher switching frequency capability with lower losses, higher temperature operation, higher voltage capability, and better thermal conductivity. These properties allow for smaller, more efficient, and more reliable systems.

When should I use a SiC MOSFET vs. a SiC diode?

SiC MOSFETs are used for switching applications where you need to control current flow actively. SiC diodes are used for rectification applications where unidirectional current flow is required. SiC diodes have zero reverse recovery losses, making them ideal for high-frequency rectification.

What are the key parameters to consider when selecting a SiC device?

For SiC MOSFETs: voltage rating (VBR), on-resistance (RDS(on)), gate charge (Qg), and thermal resistance. For SiC diodes: voltage rating (VBR), current rating (IF), and forward voltage drop (VF). The specific requirements will depend on your application's power level, switching frequency, and thermal constraints.

Can MacMic SiC devices be used in automotive applications?

Yes, MacMic offers AEC-Q101 qualified SiC devices specifically designed for automotive applications including electric vehicle chargers, onboard chargers (OBC), and DC/DC converters. These devices are optimized for the demanding requirements of automotive power systems.

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