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Turn-on oscillation damping for hybrid IGBT modules

Zhu et al., 2016

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Document ID
18012899910391309262
Author
Zhu N
Zhang X
Chen M
Igarashi S
Fujihira T
Xu D
Publication year
Publication venue
CPSS Transactions on Power Electronics and Applications

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In a hybrid IGBT module with SiC diodes as free-wheeling diodes, high frequency oscillation occurs during turn-on due to the fast switching transient of SiC diode and the resonance between circuit parasitic inductances and the junction capacitance of SiC diode. Such …
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