Schirone et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Predictive dead time controller for GaN‐based boost convertersSchirone et al., 2017
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- Schirone L
- Macellari M
- Pellitteri F
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- IET Power Electronics
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A dynamic dead time controller is presented, specifically intended to operate in synchronous boost converters based on GaN field‐effect transistor switches. These transistors have a reduced stored charge with respect to silicon metal–oxide–semiconductor field‐effect …
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