Navitas Semiconductor's stock price soars 20% after releasing new SiC products

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Navitas Semiconductor stock price rises by 20% as it launches two new silicon carbide MOSFET packages designed for AI data centers and energy infrastructure, featuring a 1200 V voltage rating to meet high power density demands. The new technology offers significant improvements in quality factor and on-resistance.

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2026-03-11 22:24:37

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Investing.com – Navitas Semiconductor (NASDAQ: NVTS) stock surged 20% after the company announced the launch of two new silicon carbide MOSFET packaging products designed specifically for AI data centers and energy infrastructure applications.

The company introduced a top-cooling QDPAK package and a low-profile TO-247-4L package, both utilizing its fifth-generation GeneSiC trench-assisted planar SiC MOSFET technology platform. These products are rated at 1200 V for high power density applications.

The fifth-generation technology offers a 35% improvement in RDS,ON × QGD quality factor, with a QGD/QGS ratio approximately 25% higher than previous generations. The technology features a threshold voltage above 3 V to prevent parasitic conduction.

The QDPAK package measures 15mm x 21mm with a height of 2.3mm and supports top-side cooling. It is suitable for applications up to 1000 VRMS with a creepage distance of 5mm.

The low-profile TO-247-4-LP package provides a smaller footprint for height-constrained applications such as AI data center power supplies. It features an asymmetric lead design to improve manufacturing tolerances.

The company released four initial products with on-resistance values ranging from 6.5 mΩ to 12 mΩ, all rated at 1200 V. These are available in both QDPAK and TO-247-4-LP packages.

Paul Wheeler, Vice President and General Manager of Navitas’ SiC business unit, stated that the new packages are designed to meet customer demand for higher power density in limited spaces.

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