Richardson partners with NoMIS in HV SiC
Richardson Electronics has announced a partnership with power SiC company NoMIS Power, adding capabilities across 1.2 kV to 10 kV, with particular emphasis on medium-voltage and high-voltage SiC solutions at 3.3 kV and above.
The partnership is expected to accelerate the adoption of high-performance SiC technologies across key growth markets, including battery energy storage systems (BESS), renewable energy conversion, AI data center power infrastructure, high-voltage direct current (HVDC) interfaces, solid-state transformers, rail and heavy-duty transportation, industrial drives, aerospace and defense power systems, marine power, and other mission-critical electrification platforms.
For customers developing higher-voltage systems, the collaboration also strengthens Richardson Electronics’ ability to support the transition from legacy silicon IGBT solutions to more efficient SiC-based architectures. In these applications, SiC can enable lower switching losses, higher switching frequency, improved thermal performance, greater power density, and more compact system designs.
“Partnering with NoMIS Power enhances our ability to deliver innovative SiC solutions to our global customer base,” said Greg Peloquin, executive VP and GM of Power & Microwave Technologies and Green Energy Solutions groups at Richardson Electronics. “Their advanced device design and packaging expertise complement our engineering capabilities and strengthen our commitment to bringing high-performance, energy-efficient technologies to market.”
NoMIS Power’s portfolio includes advanced planar SiC MOSFET technology spanning 1.2 kV to 10 kV, as well as hybrid and bi-directional devices, diodes, and power modules. In addition, the company’s capabilities in design customization, testing, reliability services, and application-level support help customers across the full product development lifecycle, from initial evaluation through system integration and commercialisation
“Richardson Electronics has a strong reputation for technical engagement, global customer reach, and commercial execution in demanding power markets,” said Gehan Wanduragala, chief strategy & commercial officer of NoMIS Power. “For NoMIS Power, this partnership is about more than expanding availability. It is about helping customers move more quickly from evaluation to design-in with stronger application support and a partner that understands the performance, reliability, and commercialization requirements of advanced power systems.”
NoMIS Power will be exhibiting at PCIM Europe 2026 in Nuremberg, Germany, June 9–11, at Hall 4, Stand 301. Attendees interested in discussing high-voltage SiC solutions are invited to contact Richardson Electronics to schedule a meeting with NoMIS Power’s engineering team.
