RC-IGBT with freewheeling Sic diode
A technology of freewheeling diodes and diodes, applied in the direction of diodes, transistors, pulse generation, etc., can solve the problem of difficult cost of SiC devices and achieve the effect of high conduction loss
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[0038] figure 1 The circuit layout of the high-power semiconductors of the semiconductor module 10 is shown. It must be understood that high power semiconductors may be semiconductors designed to handle currents in excess of 1OA and / or voltages in excess of 1000V. The module 10 comprises two BIGTs 12a, 12b connected in series and forming a half bridge. The first transistor 12 provides a DC+ input 14 at its collector 16a and has its emitter 18a connected to the collector 16b of a second transistor 12b which provides a DC- input 20 at its emitter 18b . A load output 22 is provided between the two transistors 12a, 12b (ie by the emitter 18a and collector 16b).
[0039] Each of the transistors 12a, 12b comprises an internal reverse conducting diode 24a, 24b indicated in the circuit symbol for both transistors and a gate 26a, 26b adapted to switch the respective transistor 12a, 12b on and off.
[0040] RC-IGBTs consist of freewheeling diodes and insulated gate bipolar transisto...
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