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3.3 kV PT-IGBT with voltage-sensor monolithically integrated
by
Flores, David
, Urresti, Jesus
, Fernández Hevia, Daniel
, Hidalgo, Salvador
in
Active control
/ anode voltage sensor monolithically integrated
/ Anodes
/ Charged particles
/ current 50 A
/ dynamic performance
/ Electric potential
/ electric sensing devices
/ Electrodes
/ IGBT core cells
/ inductive turnoff conditions
/ Insulated gate bipolar transistors
/ intelligent IGBT
/ Platinum
/ PT-IGBT
/ Remote sensors
/ remote-controlled on-load tap changers
/ Robustness
/ Semiconductor devices
/ Semiconductors
/ Sensors
/ short-circuit currents
/ short-circuit events
/ Special Issue: Power Semiconductor Devices and Integrated Circuits
/ static performance
/ Tap changers
/ TCAD simulations
/ Traction
/ traction applications
/ Voltage
/ voltage 3.3 kV
/ voltage measurement
2014
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3.3 kV PT-IGBT with voltage-sensor monolithically integrated
by
Flores, David
, Urresti, Jesus
, Fernández Hevia, Daniel
, Hidalgo, Salvador
in
Active control
/ anode voltage sensor monolithically integrated
/ Anodes
/ Charged particles
/ current 50 A
/ dynamic performance
/ Electric potential
/ electric sensing devices
/ Electrodes
/ IGBT core cells
/ inductive turnoff conditions
/ Insulated gate bipolar transistors
/ intelligent IGBT
/ Platinum
/ PT-IGBT
/ Remote sensors
/ remote-controlled on-load tap changers
/ Robustness
/ Semiconductor devices
/ Semiconductors
/ Sensors
/ short-circuit currents
/ short-circuit events
/ Special Issue: Power Semiconductor Devices and Integrated Circuits
/ static performance
/ Tap changers
/ TCAD simulations
/ Traction
/ traction applications
/ Voltage
/ voltage 3.3 kV
/ voltage measurement
2014
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3.3 kV PT-IGBT with voltage-sensor monolithically integrated
by
Flores, David
, Urresti, Jesus
, Fernández Hevia, Daniel
, Hidalgo, Salvador
in
Active control
/ anode voltage sensor monolithically integrated
/ Anodes
/ Charged particles
/ current 50 A
/ dynamic performance
/ Electric potential
/ electric sensing devices
/ Electrodes
/ IGBT core cells
/ inductive turnoff conditions
/ Insulated gate bipolar transistors
/ intelligent IGBT
/ Platinum
/ PT-IGBT
/ Remote sensors
/ remote-controlled on-load tap changers
/ Robustness
/ Semiconductor devices
/ Semiconductors
/ Sensors
/ short-circuit currents
/ short-circuit events
/ Special Issue: Power Semiconductor Devices and Integrated Circuits
/ static performance
/ Tap changers
/ TCAD simulations
/ Traction
/ traction applications
/ Voltage
/ voltage 3.3 kV
/ voltage measurement
2014
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3.3 kV PT-IGBT with voltage-sensor monolithically integrated
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3.3 kV PT-IGBT with voltage-sensor monolithically integrated
2014
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Overview
An intelligent insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) suitable to be used in remote-controlled on-load tap changers and traction applications is analysed in this study. An anode voltage sensor monolithically integrated in the active area of a 3.3 kV–50 A PT-IGBT is introduced to enhance the robustness of the IGBT against short-circuit events. The operation mode of the anode voltage sensor is described and TCAD simulations are performed to describe the static and dynamic performance together with the interaction between the sensor and the IGBT core cells. The study of the anode voltage performance under inductive turn-off conditions is also included, comparing the behaviour of IGBTs with and without anode voltage sensor.
Publisher
The Institution of Engineering and Technology,John Wiley & Sons, Inc
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