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  Roland R. Ackermann

 Correspondent Editor Bavaria

 Bodo’s Power Systems

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  Leo Aichriedler

 Distinguished Engineer Application Marketing

 Infineon Technologies

New, emerging low-voltage (< 1000VAC and < 1500VDC) power distribution schemes require fast-acting circuit protection devices, which are typically implemented as solid-state circuit breakers (SSCBs). Unlike conventional electromechanical breakers, SSCBs comprise semiconductor power switches enable the interruption of faulted circuits within sub-µs range. The employed power switch has to support low conduction losses during normal operation while also being capable to handle extreme overvoltage and overcurrent / short-circuit events in a reliable manner. To meet these specific requirements, Infineon Technologies has developed an application-tailored Silicon Carbide JFET technology that enables ultra-low RDSon (1mΩ - 5mΩ at 750V - 1.2kV VBDss) power devices in standard discrete packages. Starting from key requirements of SSCB applications, the presentation focuses on the specific features of the new JFET technology and demonstrates its performance using practical application measurements.

  

 

 STMicroelectronics

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 Mitsubishi Electric

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  Dr. David Sheridan

 Vice President SiC Products

 Alpha and Omega Semiconductor

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  Dr. Virgiliu Botan

 Senior Product Manager BiMOS

 Hitachi Energy

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All breaks and catering, as well as the tabletop exhibition, will take place in the foyer.
The perfect spot for networking and learning about the latest products and services!

  

 

 ROHM Semiconductor

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 Vincotech

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 StarPower

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 HIOKI

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  Dr. Jorge Mari

 Senior Principal Engineer

 Semikron Danfoss

With the objective of reducing direct current and associated conductor sizes, many applications have seen an incrase in the DC link voltage to up to 1500V. This is the case for utility-scale solar farms, Energy Storage Systems, electrolyzers for Hydrogen production, High Power EV chargers, Trucks and Off Highway Vehicles. With these applications in mind, all of which require a high reliability product, Semikron Danfoss has developed a 1700A 2kV SiC power module which is now in series production. The module exhibits a fantastic 0.8 mΩ forward resistance and thanks to its careful chip-layout exhibits stable text-book switching waveforms in all its voltage, current and temperature range. Through extensive qualification tests at chip and module level the module is best prepared for applications requiring reliable long life performance. In this talk we shall illustrate some of these features comparing its advantages over higher voltage modules.

  

 

 Microchip

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All breaks and catering, as well as the tabletop exhibition, will take place in the foyer.
The perfect spot for networking and learning about the latest products and services!

  Fatih Cetindag

 SiC Principal Power Application Engineer

 Nexperia

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  Andrea Vinci

 Senior Technical Marketing Manager

 Tektronix

Tektronix will present the critical factors affecting current sharing in paralleled SiC Mosfets configurations, in particular when it’s needed to determine potential imbalances causing devices to overheat or fail prematurely

  

 

 Toshiba Electronics

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 Bosch

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 Rohde & Schwarz

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All breaks and catering, as well as the tabletop exhibition, will take place in the foyer.
The perfect spot for networking and learning about the latest products and services!

  

 

 Fuji Electric

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 CISSOID

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 onsemi

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 Sanan Semiconductor

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 APEX

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