SiC power MOSFETs performance, robustness and technology maturity

Relatively recently, SiC power MOSFETs have transitioned from being a research exercise to becoming an industrial reality. The potential benefits that can be drawn from this technology in the electrical energy conversion domain have been amply discussed and partly demonstrated. Before their widespre...

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Main Authors: Castellazzi, Alberto, Fayyaz, Asad, Romano, G., Yang, Li, Riccio, M., Irace, A.
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Published: Elsevier 2016
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author Castellazzi, Alberto
Fayyaz, Asad
Romano, G.
Yang, Li
Riccio, M.
Irace, A.
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Romano, G.
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Riccio, M.
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description Relatively recently, SiC power MOSFETs have transitioned from being a research exercise to becoming an industrial reality. The potential benefits that can be drawn from this technology in the electrical energy conversion domain have been amply discussed and partly demonstrated. Before their widespread use in the field, the transistors need to be thoroughly investigated and later validated for robustness and longer term stability and reliability. This paper proposes a review of commercial SiC power MOSFETs state-of-the-art characteristics and discusses trends and needs for further technology improvements, as well as device design and engineering advancements to meet the increasing demands of power electronics.
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spelling nottingham-333802020-05-04T17:34:09Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/33380/ SiC power MOSFETs performance, robustness and technology maturity Castellazzi, Alberto Fayyaz, Asad Romano, G. Yang, Li Riccio, M. Irace, A. Relatively recently, SiC power MOSFETs have transitioned from being a research exercise to becoming an industrial reality. The potential benefits that can be drawn from this technology in the electrical energy conversion domain have been amply discussed and partly demonstrated. Before their widespread use in the field, the transistors need to be thoroughly investigated and later validated for robustness and longer term stability and reliability. This paper proposes a review of commercial SiC power MOSFETs state-of-the-art characteristics and discusses trends and needs for further technology improvements, as well as device design and engineering advancements to meet the increasing demands of power electronics. Elsevier 2016-03-01 Article PeerReviewed Castellazzi, Alberto, Fayyaz, Asad, Romano, G., Yang, Li, Riccio, M. and Irace, A. (2016) SiC power MOSFETs performance, robustness and technology maturity. Microelectronics Reliability, 58 . pp. 164-176. ISSN 0026-2714 Silicon Carbide (SiC); power MOSFETs; reliability; robustness http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.microrel.2015.12.034 doi:10.1016/j.microrel.2015.12.034 doi:10.1016/j.microrel.2015.12.034
spellingShingle Silicon Carbide (SiC); power MOSFETs; reliability; robustness
Castellazzi, Alberto
Fayyaz, Asad
Romano, G.
Yang, Li
Riccio, M.
Irace, A.
SiC power MOSFETs performance, robustness and technology maturity
title SiC power MOSFETs performance, robustness and technology maturity
title_full SiC power MOSFETs performance, robustness and technology maturity
title_fullStr SiC power MOSFETs performance, robustness and technology maturity
title_full_unstemmed SiC power MOSFETs performance, robustness and technology maturity
title_short SiC power MOSFETs performance, robustness and technology maturity
title_sort sic power mosfets performance, robustness and technology maturity
topic Silicon Carbide (SiC); power MOSFETs; reliability; robustness
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