Modular integrated SiC MOSFET matrix converter

This paper presents the assembly and characterization of an integrated all SiC 3-to-1 phases matrix converter, of typical application in domains requiring harsh environment withstand capability with high reliability and availability levels (e.g., renewable energies, solid-state transformation, smart...

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Main Authors: Aliyu, Attahir Murtala, Castellazzi, Alberto, Lasserre, Philippe, Delmonte, N.
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Published: 2017
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/48351/
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author Aliyu, Attahir Murtala
Castellazzi, Alberto
Lasserre, Philippe
Delmonte, N.
author_facet Aliyu, Attahir Murtala
Castellazzi, Alberto
Lasserre, Philippe
Delmonte, N.
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description This paper presents the assembly and characterization of an integrated all SiC 3-to-1 phases matrix converter, of typical application in domains requiring harsh environment withstand capability with high reliability and availability levels (e.g., renewable energies, solid-state transformation, smart grids, electric transport). Commercially available silicon-carbide (SiC) power MOSFETs are procured in bare-die form to develop custom-packaged bi-directional switches, with an advanced approach aiming to optimize the electro-thermal and electro-magnetic performance at switch level. Advanced cooling and packaging solutions at system level enable modularity with reduced impact of single component failure on the overall system, contributing to significantly reduced maintenance and repair costs.
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spelling nottingham-483512020-05-04T18:56:59Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/48351/ Modular integrated SiC MOSFET matrix converter Aliyu, Attahir Murtala Castellazzi, Alberto Lasserre, Philippe Delmonte, N. This paper presents the assembly and characterization of an integrated all SiC 3-to-1 phases matrix converter, of typical application in domains requiring harsh environment withstand capability with high reliability and availability levels (e.g., renewable energies, solid-state transformation, smart grids, electric transport). Commercially available silicon-carbide (SiC) power MOSFETs are procured in bare-die form to develop custom-packaged bi-directional switches, with an advanced approach aiming to optimize the electro-thermal and electro-magnetic performance at switch level. Advanced cooling and packaging solutions at system level enable modularity with reduced impact of single component failure on the overall system, contributing to significantly reduced maintenance and repair costs. 2017-07-27 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Aliyu, Attahir Murtala, Castellazzi, Alberto, Lasserre, Philippe and Delmonte, N. (2017) Modular integrated SiC MOSFET matrix converter. In: International Future Energy Electronics Conference 2017 - ECCE Asia (IFEEC 2017 - ECCE Asia), 3-7 June 2017, Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Wide Band-Gap power Devices; SiC Power MOSFETs; Matrix converters Integration http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/7992209/
spellingShingle Wide Band-Gap power Devices; SiC Power MOSFETs; Matrix converters
Integration
Aliyu, Attahir Murtala
Castellazzi, Alberto
Lasserre, Philippe
Delmonte, N.
Modular integrated SiC MOSFET matrix converter
title Modular integrated SiC MOSFET matrix converter
title_full Modular integrated SiC MOSFET matrix converter
title_fullStr Modular integrated SiC MOSFET matrix converter
title_full_unstemmed Modular integrated SiC MOSFET matrix converter
title_short Modular integrated SiC MOSFET matrix converter
title_sort modular integrated sic mosfet matrix converter
topic Wide Band-Gap power Devices; SiC Power MOSFETs; Matrix converters
Integration
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/48351/
https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/48351/