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Powering a More Efficient World

Independent insights on superjunction semiconductor technology across silicon, SiC and GaN — enabling higher efficiency, higher performance and more compact power systems.

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Technology

Understand how superjunction structures improve performance in modern power devices.

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Materials

Explore silicon, SiC, GaN and emerging superjunction architectures.

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Applications

From EVs to data centers, superjunctions enable efficient, electrified systems.

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Research

Track meaningful developments, new concepts and future directions.

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A key enabler for a sustainable future

Advanced power semiconductors for a cleaner, more efficient tomorrow.

Superjunction technology reshapes the electric field inside a power device, helping overcome traditional trade-offs between breakdown voltage and conduction loss. The field is evolving from established silicon devices toward new SiC, GaN and polarization-based architectures.

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Where the technology matters

Powering the systems of tomorrow.

Electric Vehicles

Efficient power conversion for charging and electrified mobility.

Renewable Energy

High-efficiency conversion for solar and energy systems.

AI & Data Centers

Power-dense infrastructure where conversion losses matter.

Industrial Power

Efficient drives, power supplies and high-voltage equipment.

Research frontier

From established architecture to new physics.

We follow meaningful advances across superjunction device physics, materials and manufacturing. Emerging areas include SiC superjunctions, vertical GaN, asymmetric architectures and intrinsic-polarization superjunctions.

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Featured emerging concept · 2026

Intrinsic Polarization Superjunctions

New III-nitride research explores charge-balanced superjunction structures using intrinsic polarization effects rather than conventional intentional doping.

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