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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 announced it will use silicon carbide semiconductor chips from Infineon in its solid-state transformers. The move pairs a major electrical equipment maker with one of the leading chip suppliers in the SiC space, which offers higher efficiency than traditional silicon in power conversion. Details on volumes or timelines were not given, but the partnership signals growing industrial adoption of wide-bandgap semiconductors in grid and power infrastructure.
Why now: Announcements of SiC adoption by major power equipment firms highlight the fast-growing market for silicon carbide semiconductors.
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