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   Comparison of Reverse Conducting IGBT Concepts regarding Reverse-Recovery Behavior and Gate Drive Requirements   [View] 
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 Author(s)   Daniel LEXOW 
 Abstract   Reverse Conducting IGBT use n-shorts at the backside emitter to allow conduction of the body diode of the MOS structure. The p-well of the MOS cell acts as an anode of the diode. The anode efficiency strongly depends on the gate-emitter voltage. There are different concepts on how to deal with this behavior. This paper describes the influence on the static and dynamic diode behavior and the conse-quences for the gate drive. 
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Filename:0179-epe2021-full-14021021.pdf
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 Date   Last modified 2022-03-15 by System