Semiconductor Chips are the core functional elements used in the manufacturing of power semiconductor devices and modules.
These chips form the active semiconductor junctions that determine the electrical performance, current handling capability, and voltage blocking characteristics of finished components.

Semiconductor chips are widely used for the production of stud type devices, disc type devices, and power modules, including diodes and thyristors (SCR).
They are designed to deliver stable electrical performance, high surge current capability, and reliable operation under demanding thermal and electrical conditions.

Available in various chip sizes and technologies, semiconductor chips support a wide range of voltage ratings from hundreds of volts to several kilovolts, and are suitable for industrial power conversion, controlled rectification, phase control, and high-power switching applications.
Customization options are available to meet specific requirements for device structure, electrical characteristics, and application environments.