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Modeling of Wide-Bandgap Power Semiconductor Devices—Part II

Enrico Santi, Kang Peng, H. Alan Mantooth, J.L. Hudgins

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Compact models of wide-bandgap power devices are necessary to analyze and evaluate their impact on circuit and system performance. Part I reviewed compact models for silicon carbide (SiC) power diodes and MOSFETs. Part II completes the review of SiC devices and covers gallium nitride devices as well.

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Compact models of wide-bandgap power devices are necessary to analyze and evaluate their impact on circuit and system performance. Part I reviewed compact models for silicon carbide (SiC) power diodes and MOSFETs. Part II completes the review of SiC devices and covers gallium nitride devices as well.

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Compact models of wide-bandgap power devices are necessary to analyze and evaluate their impact on circuit and system performance. Part I reviewed compact models for silicon carbide (SiC) power diodes and MOSFETs. Part II completes the review of SiC devices and covers gallium nitride devices as well.

Key concepts: Silicon carbide, Gallium nitride, Wide-bandgap semiconductor, Power semiconductor device, Materials science, Optoelectronics, Diode, Semiconductor device

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