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Clas-Sic: developing next-generation energy solutions

Using silicon carbide to make smaller, lighter and more energy-efficient power systems to deliver advanced, ultra-rapid battery charging for electric vehicles.

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To create a low carbon economy, Clas-Sic has used silicon carbide (SiC) to develop compound semiconductor technology that enables smaller, lighter and more energy-efficient power systems.

This document explores Clas-Sic’s journey from a 1,200-volt (V) planar SiC metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors process and expanded it to include 1,700V and 3,300V capabilities.

Clas-Sic was funded by the Driving the Electric Revolution challenge and Innovate UK.

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