Orthogonal heat dissipation plates and sealing material cut capacitor thermal resistance and suppress temperature rise in power converters.
A three-module Y-shaped inverter package fits compact 3-level power units while circulation buses balance parallel currents and prevent damage.
Collective current signals from power modules are matched to a fault table to detect short circuits and locate the affected path with fewer sensors.
A resin board retention member supports module terminals through the board while cutting package size, mounting area, and fixation cost.
Alternating adjacent DC and AC terminals across parallel circuit bodies cancels magnetic fields to cut inductance, surge voltage, and losses.
Varying cooling structure density along the inverter cooler channel balances module heat absorption while limiting pressure loss and pump energy.
Shared LLC filtering and independent cooling circuits shrink modular solar inverters, cut overheating losses, and simplify power-cell replacement.
An offset connecting part and covering part bridge separated tabs to compensate magnetic fields, cut stray inductance, and avoid short circuits.
Embedding the current sensor in the heat sink saves installation space and reduces heat-related measurement errors in power electronics.
A delta-connected MMC STATCOM uses anti-series half-bridge submodules to supply reactive power without costly dual-polarity full-bridge modules.
An insulated optical fiber bonded to a semiconductor main electrode enables accurate temperature sensing at high potential without thermocouple safety risks.
A protruding fixed portion and molded resin keep the busbar away from the capacitor, reducing heat transfer in power converters.
A terminal layout uses the main current path as an inductor to improve current measurement accuracy without enlarging the power module.
A delta multilevel converter splits submodules by polarity, using lower-cost half-bridge cells to deliver controllable reactive power.
A flat connecting plate links the inverter conductive core directly to the circuit board, simplifying installation while reducing contact resistance and heat.
An offset covering connector bridges the tab gap to balance magnetic fields, cut stray inductance, and secure DC link connections.
Varying signal wiring cross-sections balance gate path differences to equalize gate voltage, cut switching delays, and suppress wiring loss.
Pressing grooves and stepped bonding parts keep power module chips aligned during soldering while improving heat dissipation and assembly stability.