Semiconductor Testing Services

UL Solutions delivers semiconductor testing, reliability evaluation, performance validation and regulatory compliance services. 

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Semiconductor testing for isolated devices

Where these semiconductors are used 
Our semiconductor testing focuses on electrically isolated semiconductor devices that protect circuits under fault conditions across demanding applications, from drives for motor control and welding systems to industrial heating, portable generators, power quality equipment, fast EV charging, solar inverters, wind turbines and battery energy storage. 

Why UL Solutions for semiconductor test services 
As a trusted semiconductor testing company, we work closely with your engineering teams to navigate requirements, promote safety and help you bring products to market quickly and efficiently,  leveraging scientific expertise, objective authority and market access.

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What we test and certify

Device categories we cover 
UL Solutions provides testing and U.S. recognition for many semiconductor types, including electrically isolated semiconductor devices, power switching semiconductors, SOT‑XXX packaged devices and large power modules. 

Ratings included in certification 

  • Maximum ON-state current 
  • A curve of ON-state or forward current versus case temperature; or a maximum case temperature 
  • RMS isolation voltage 
  • Maximum junction temperature 
  • Maximum storage temperature 
  • Isolation voltage plus case and storage temperature ratings, reflecting the isolationrelated safety attributes evaluated during testing. 

How we help you reach your target markets

Early engagement and material evaluation 
Engage with us early. We can help you build in compliance from the start. 

Thermal aging and evidence review 
Where needed, testing is straightforward and may include long‑term thermal aging. We collaborate on oven time/temperature choices aligned to your required temperature rating and can review your thermal scans or similar data to support efficient test planning. 

Use your semiconductor test system under DAP 
If you maintain in‑house capability, you may qualify to conduct testing at your facility through UL’s Data Acceptance Program (DAP), a route that can help reduce certification cost and time while UL reviews and audits submitted data for certification use. 

Standards and evaluation scope

UL 1557 isolation performance 
Testing addresses electric shock hazards and evaluates isolation performance to UL 1557, the Standard for Safety for Electrically Isolated Semiconductor Devices, covering electrically isolated semiconductor devices such as thyristors, transistors and diodes, including combinations in module packages and relevant construction features. 

What’s out of scope 
Switching performance is not covered under this evaluation. 

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Begin your semiconductor test project with our team to map standards, samples and timelines, and explore DAP eligibility if you plan to utilize your own semiconductor test system. 

UL 1557 applies to isolation performance for devices such as thyristors, transistors and diodes, including their combinations in module packages where isolation construction features are pertinent. 

No. The evaluation does not cover switching performance; it focuses on isolation and electric shock hazards.

Engage early and share key design inputs, selected polymeric materials, intended temperature ratings and any thermal scans or similar data, so we can align construction reviews and aging plans before test execution. 

Yes. Qualified manufacturers may test at their facilities under UL’s Data Acceptance Program (DAP). UL reassesses labs annually and reviews/audits data before it’s used for certification. This path can help reduce costs and time. 

Yes. Many teams add EMC testing to meet market requirements and leverage UL’s global EMC lab network and market access support; system‑level controls and functional safety services are also available for products embedding semiconductors. 

Typical use cases range from industrial drives, welding and heating to portable generators, power quality, fast EV charging, solar inverters, wind turbines and battery energy storage systems.