Wolfspeed 宣布 200 mm 碳化硅材料产品组合开启大规模商用，推动行业实现规模化量产

2025 年 9 月 10 日（美国东部时间）美国北卡罗来纳州达勒姆 —— 全球碳化硅 (SiC) 技术引领者 Wolfspeed, Inc. 公司（纽约证券交易所上市代码：WOLF）宣布，Wolfspeed 200 mm 碳化硅材料产品开启大规模商用。这一重要里程碑标志着 Wolfspeed 加速行业从硅向碳化硅转型的使命迈出关键一步。先前在初步向部分客户提供 200 mm 碳化硅产品之后，市场反响积极且效益显著，因此 Wolfspeed 决定开启大规模商用，全面推向市场。Wolfspeed 还同步推出可供即时认证的 200 mm 碳化硅外延片，结合其 200 mm 裸晶圆，能够实现突破性的规模化量产与更为优异的品质，助力下一代高性能功率器件的开发。

Wolfspeed 首席商务官 Cengiz Balkas 博士表示： “Wolfspeed 的 200 mm 碳化硅晶圆不仅是尺寸的扩大，更是一项材料创新，能够帮助客户自信满满地加速其器件技术路线图的推进。通过提供规模化量产且高质量的产品，Wolfspeed 有效助力电力电子制造商满足市场对于更高性能、更高效率碳化硅解决方案日益增长的需求。” 

Wolfspeed 200 mm 碳化硅裸晶圆在 350 µm 厚度下实现了更为优异的参数规格，而 200 mm 外延片则具备行业领先且进一步改善的掺杂和厚度均匀性。这些特性使得器件制造商能够提高 MOSFET 良率、缩短产品推向市场的时间，并为汽车、可再生能源、工业及其他高增长应用领域提供更具竞争力的解决方案。同时，Wolfspeed 200 mm 碳化硅在产品与技术方面的进步也将持续正向反馈至 150 mm 碳化硅材料产品。 

Wolfspeed 首席商务官 Cengiz Balkas 博士补充道： “这一进步体现了 Wolfspeed 长期以来致力于突破碳化硅材料技术边界的不懈承诺。此次开启 200 mm 碳化硅材料产品组合大规模商用，彰显了我们预见客户需求、随需扩展规模的能力，并为实现更高效率功率转换的未来奠定了材料基础。” 

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Wolfspeed（纽约证券交易所上市代码：WOLF）在全球范围内推动碳化硅技术采用方面处于市场领先地位，这些碳化硅技术为全球最具颠覆性的创新成果提供了动力支持。作为碳化硅领域的引领者和全球最先进半导体技术的创新者，我们致力于为人人享有的美好世界赋能。Wolfspeed 通过面向各种应用的碳化硅材料、功率模块、分立功率器件和功率裸芯片产品，助您实现梦想，成就非凡(The Power to Make It Real™)。了解更多详情，敬请访问 www.wolfspeed.com。

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