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Power-Density Techniques Using Integrated WBG Devices (Download)

Sept. 30, 2022

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Wide-bandgap (WBG) power transistors, especially those with 10 kV and above voltage capability, will enhance medium- and high-voltage systems. They will deliver unique capabilities to the design in ways that silicon could never achieve.

However, such devices aren’t always easy drop-in replacements for silicon devices. Larger, more complex systems must be redesigned to integrate them.

In this article, we’ll demonstrate some power-density approaches with the integration of WBG solutions into power designs. WBG integration will open new doors to a plethora of design architecture improvements in areas that we’ve never seen.

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