Due to our success in both the UK and USA Quest now have offices located to accommodate the local markets. One extra point to consider is that the Quest Semi...
What a fantastic first time showing at the PCIM exhibition in Nuremberg. The show was extremely busy maybe due to the fact that the sensor and test show as also...
Quest ventures to Europe to attend the PCIM exhibition in Nuremberg Germany Quest will be exhibiting its range of products and services at this year's PCIM exhibition in Nuremberg Germany...
Queensland Semiconductors Technologies Sensor Range of Wafers and Die. Our Mems and sensors have been sold since the 1980’s through our head office in Scotland. Below is a list of...
Quest: Revolutionizing Military Power with Advanced Semiconductors Intro At the cutting edge of military and aerospace technology, we find Quest: the home of power semiconductors. The next-generation technologies and Hermetic...
Queensland Semiconductor Technologies SiC devices qualify for the requirements of today's fast charging and V2G for electric automobiles. In today's fast pace of life, the general public just don’t want...
Ultra-low VCE-SAT 1200V Trench Field Stop Clustered IGBT technology. The device is aimed as a more efficient chip for chip replacement of IGBTs. The device features very low on-state voltage...
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Solar Schottky Diodes Quest or its full name Queensland Semiconductor Technologies Pty Ltd has become Australia's first Silicon Carbide component manufacturer aiming to fuel the increasing demand for electric vehicles,...
Quest has entered mass production of silicon carbide Schottky barrier diodes using a patented technology developed locally at the Queensland Micro and Nanotechnology Centre at Griffith University in Brisbane, Queensland....
Quest is excited to announce its new sales, marketing, assembly and test facility in Coolum Beach. Based very close to the Sunshine Coast airport Quest is now able to ship...
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