IGBT를 응용한 단상인버터의 인덕턴스 용량에 따른 연구
김민성, 송영득, 박한범, 김영진, 캄푸는, 노영환
Abstract
김민성, 송영득, 박한범, 김영진, 캄푸는, 노영환
Abstract
The inverter, which is composed of IGBT’s (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor’s) and transformer, etc., is being applied for a wide range of home appliances, industry automations, etc. due to its high efficiency, high reliability, accurate speed control, and small size. The IGBT combines the advantages of s power MOSFET (Metal-Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor) and a bipolar power transistor. As the power of an inverter increases, the higher the reliability and power density are required especially in a power module and gate driver design. In this paper, the electrical characteristics including the power losses for variations of inductance are studied through simulations by P-SIM.
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The inverter, which is composed of IGBT’s (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor’s) and transformer, etc., is being applied for a wide range of home appliances, industry automations, etc. due to its high efficiency, high reliability, accurate speed control, and small size. The IGBT combines the advantages of s power MOSFET (Metal-Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor) and a bipolar power transistor. As the power of an inverter increases, the higher the reliability and power density are required especially in a power module and gate driver design. In this paper, the electrical characteristics including the power losses for variations of inductance are studied through simulations by P-SIM.
Key concepts: Insulated-gate bipolar transistor, Power semiconductor device, Electrical engineering, Power MOSFET, Gate driver, Inverter, Transistor, Power module