SimpleChips Technology Inc. Launches 1200V High-Voltage Monitor Integrated Circuit at APEC 2026

20 March 2026 | NEWS

New analogue chip delivers high accuracy and compact integration for automotive, industrial, and medical applications.

APEC 2026 — In booth 2218, SimpleChips Technology Inc., a global provider of analogue and mixed-signal application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) for automotive, medical, industrial and aerospace applications, announced the availability of the 18SCT005, the industry’s first 1200V high-voltage monitor IC. With a superior output accuracy of 0.7%, this monolithic IC is ideal for a variety of applications, including automotive EV powertrain and inverters, cardiac defibrillators, and industrial high-voltage sensing. It integrates high-voltage capability up to +/-1200V, a 1KHz low-pass filter and a voltage buffer into a very small TSSOP8 4.4mm package.

“Not only is the 18SCT005 the first of its kind, but it’s also the only chip in the world capable of this level of performance,” says Alain Comeau, CEO and CTO of SimpleChips. “This single-chip solution replaces bulky resistors, avoiding the expensive and time-consuming task of temperature coefficient matching, while also integrating discrete components that typically take up valuable board space. It is a low-cost, space-saving and very efficient solution for the fast-growing high-voltage market.”

Key Product Features

This monolithic chip has the following features:

  • +/-1200V input
  • Output accurate to better than 0.7%
  • Built-in buffer
  • Second-order low-pass filter
  • Very small TSSOP8 4.4mm package
  • Wide temperature range from -55°C to 125°C

For product information, including the datasheet, visit the 18SCT005 product page.

To request product samples, contact SimpleChips.

Visit SimpleChips at APEC 2026

SimpleChips is showcasing the 18SCT005 at the IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference (APEC) from March 23-25 in San Antonio, Texas. To learn more, visit booth 2218 or attend the company’s presentation on March 24 at 3 p.m. in Theatre 214D on the exhibit hall floor.