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SemiQ commences known-good-die program for SiC portfolio

What happened

SemiQ Inc has launched a Known-Good-Die (KGD) screening program for its SiC MOSFET portfolio, offering electrically sorted and optically inspected die for direct attachment. This program targets high-voltage power applications and aims to improve reliability for customers performing their own packaging. Neutral: This is a product enhancement that may improve SemiQ's competitiveness but does not directly alter the supply-demand balance or pricing for SiC components.

Impact and signal

Low impactImpact score: 15/100

Affected components and suppliers

SiC MOSFETSiC Epitaxial Wafers

SemiQ Inc

KGDSiCqualitypackaging

Source and time

Source: Semiconductor Today · 5/2/2024 · View original source

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SemiQ commences known-good-die program for SiC portfolio

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