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A Dynamic Physics-Guided Ensemble Model for Non-Intrusive Bond Wire Health Monitoring in IGBTs. [PDF]
Micromachines (Basel)Yang X, Hu Z, Bo Y, Shi T, Cui M.
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Advancing 2D CMOS electronics with high-performance p-type transistors. [PDF]
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Thermal Comparison of Polycrystalline Diamond and AlN in Power Semiconductor Device Packages
, 2018 Brandon M. Guenther
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Demonstration of TFTs 3D monolithically integrated on GaN HEMTs using cascode configuration with high breakdown voltage (> 1900 V). [PDF]
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Reconfigurable Magneto-Optoelectronic Devices for Multidimensional Optical Neural Network. [PDF]
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2012
Power semiconductor devices are one of the core constituent elements of state-of-the-art power electronic applications. They are employed in a plethora of applications ranging from DC–DC converters, rectifiers, inverters, AC–AC converters, and so on.
Dongsheng Ma, Rajdeep Bondade
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Power semiconductor devices are one of the core constituent elements of state-of-the-art power electronic applications. They are employed in a plethora of applications ranging from DC–DC converters, rectifiers, inverters, AC–AC converters, and so on.
Dongsheng Ma, Rajdeep Bondade
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2015
Many industrial applications require control of power such as in variable speed drives, light-intensity controllers, temperature regulators etc. They are controlled by Power devices such as four-layer devices, semiconductor controlled rectifiers (SCRs) etc.
K. M. Gupta, Nishu Gupta
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Many industrial applications require control of power such as in variable speed drives, light-intensity controllers, temperature regulators etc. They are controlled by Power devices such as four-layer devices, semiconductor controlled rectifiers (SCRs) etc.
K. M. Gupta, Nishu Gupta
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Power semiconductor devices — continuous development
Microelectronics Journal, 1996Abstract After recalling the breakthroughs in the area of power semiconductor devices which appeared during the 1980s and their impact on power electronics applications, the present status and future trends in the development of power semiconductor devices are briefly reviewed, and the educatiobal needs for people engaged in this area are pointed out.
N. STOJADINOVIC, SPIRITO, PAOLO
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2009
All a.c. and d.c. drives use power semiconductor devices to convert and control electrical power. This section reviews important characteristics of the most conventional power devices in drives applications. It is common to operate semiconductor devices in switched mode operation.
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All a.c. and d.c. drives use power semiconductor devices to convert and control electrical power. This section reviews important characteristics of the most conventional power devices in drives applications. It is common to operate semiconductor devices in switched mode operation.
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High power semiconductor devices
IRE International Convention Record, 2005A brief historical account of the development of high-power semiconductor devices is followed by a description of the existing state of the art. We present a discussion of the interplay between the needs of the circuit engineer and the problems which beset the device designer in meeting these needs, and conclude with a brief look at some of the newer ...
F. Gentry, R. York
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