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A Three-Level GaN Driver for High False Turn-ON Tolerance With Minimal Reverse Conduction Loss
This paper presents a three-level gate driver for GaN HEMTs (Gallium Nitride High Electron Mobility Transistors) for high false turn-on tolerance and low reverse conduction loss during both dead time at turn-on and turn-off.
Takehiro Takahashi +4 more
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High-Voltage Polarization-Superjunction GaN HEMT With Built-In SBD for Low Reverse Conduction Loss
A GaN Reverse-Conducting HEMT (RC-HEMT) is proposed and fabricated on the GaN/AlGaN/GaN platform. It features an integrated Schottky barrier diode (SBD) to realize reverse conduction and the double-heterojunction to enhance breakdown voltage (BV ...
Tao Sun +7 more
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Analytical Conduction Loss Calculation of a MOSFET Three-Phase Inverter Accounting for the Reverse Conduction and the Blanking Time [PDF]
The reverse conduction capability of MOSFETs is beneficial for the efficiency of a three-phase inverter. In this article, analytical expressions in closed form are presented which allow to quickly evaluate the conduction losses, considering the effect of the reverse conduction, and blanking time for both sinusoidal pulsewidth modulation operation with ...
Alessandro Acquaviva +2 more
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Normally-Off AlGaN/GaN HEMTs With a Low Reverse Conduction Turn-On Voltage
Third quadrant operation is vital for power applications such as synchronous DC-DC converters and inverters, which require a low drain-source voltage drop to reduce conduction losses.
Dai-Jie Lin +5 more
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Driver optimization of high power converter based on BIGT reverse conduction loss
Bi‐mode Insulated Gate Transistor (BIGT), owing to its notable attributes in power density and compact dimensions, holds promising applications in the realm of high power converters.
Lei Qi +8 more
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Reverse conduction loss of GaN high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs) in very high frequency (VHF) converters is non-neglectable due to the absence of body diode.
Desheng Zhang +7 more
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Reverse Conduction Loss Minimization in GaN‑Based PMSM Drive [PDF]
Gallium nitride (GaN) devices are becoming more popular in power semiconductor converters. Due to the absence of the freewheeling substrate diode, the reverse conduction region is used in GaN transistors to conduct the freewheeling current. However, the voltage drop across the device in the reverse conduction mode is relatively high, causing additional
Pavel Skarolek +3 more
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A 6500 V SiC trench MOSFET with integrated unipolar diode (UD-MOS) is proposed to improve reverse conduction characteristics, suppress bipolar degradation, and reduce switching loss.
Hao Wu +6 more
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Gate Drive Circuit Suitable for a GaN Gate Injection Transistor
A GaN gate injection transistor (GIT) has great potential as a power semiconductor device. However, a GaN GIT has a diode characteristic at the gate-source, and a corresponding gate drive circuit is thus required.
Fumiya Hattori +3 more
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This paper explores the operation mechanism of the superjunction structure in RC-IGBTs based on carrier distribution and analyzes the advantages and challenges associated with its application in RC-IGBTs for the first time.
Song Yuan +5 more
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