Great News: Hottech Won The Invention Patent Certificate for “a High-frequency and High-current Rectifier“
Recently, Hottech won the invention patent certificate for "A high-frequency and high-current rectifier (patent number: ZL202311353773.3)", which proves that Hottech has made another breakthrough in semiconductor technology and its scientific and technological innovation ability has reached a new level.
As a leading semiconductor company in China, Hottech always adheres to the concept of integrity and innovation, constantly accumulates technical experience and knowledge in practice, and constantly pursues Excellence in various fields. Hottech believes that through continuous innovation and technological breakthroughs, Hottech can provide Hottech customers with better products and more competitive solutions, to promote the development and progress of the whole industry.
Finally, Hottech would like to express its sincere thanks to all Hottech customers and partners who have supported Hottech and its R&D team. Hottech will, as always, maintain the spirit of innovation and dedication, and make more positive contributions to the prosperity and development of the industry.
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