Raytheon Explores High-Temperature Semiconductors
GLENROTHES, Scotland — Raytheon is developing high-temperature silicon carbide integrated circuits (HiTSiC) it believes will yield important efficiency savings for aerospace and commercial aviation applications. One of the main benefits of the SiC technology is the ability to withstand temperatures...
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