In Pictures: Magnachip licenses Navitas GeneSiC SiC tech for high-voltage power

Magnachip's new licensing agreement targets high-voltage power applications like EV charging infrastructure.

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The licensed SiC technology is aimed at grid and industrial systems, similar to the EV charging setup shown.

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High-voltage devices from Magnachip may support EV charging networks under the new license.

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Silicon carbide technology from Navitas will be ported to Magnachip's South Korean fab for power applications.

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The deal covers devices rated 1,200V and above, suitable for EV chargers and energy storage.

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Magnachip's licensed technology could enhance efficiency in grid-connected power systems.

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EV charging equipment is one of the target markets for the newly licensed SiC process.

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Generation 4 and 5 SiC technology will be qualified in Magnachip's fab for industrial use.

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The licensing agreement expands Magnachip's capabilities for high-voltage power semiconductors.

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