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What is an IGBT transistor?
The most basic function of an IGBT is the fastest possible switching of electric currents, thus achieving the lowest possible switching losses. As the name “Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor” reveals, an IGBT is a bipolar transistor with an isolated gate structure; the gate itself is basically a MOSFET.
Why is IGBT a good power electronic device?
As a power electronic device, the IGBT is optimized for high switching speeds. Operating it in linear mode similar to MOSFETs in former audio amplifiers is highly undesirable. This mode of operation would lead to massively increased losses. With the output characteristics of the bipolar transistor, further features of the device result.
What is a 4th IGBT?
The fourth IGBT is a trench-gate IGBT optimized to deliver low con-duction and switching losses for high-frequency switching such as in solar inverter applications. An IGBT is basically a bipolar junction transistor (BJT) with a metal oxide semiconductor gate structure.
Which IGBT has the lowest power dissipation?
Ultrafast IGBTs switching at 20 kHz provide the lowest power-dissipation levels compared to fast and standard-speed devices. And of the two ultrafast types shown on the right, a trench-gate IGBT dissipates the least amount of power. IGBT, is the device of choice for the high-side IGBTs. The same question arises for the low-side IGBTs.
How does an IGBT work?
The fundamental function of the IGBT is rather simple. A positive voltage UGE from gate to emitter turns on the MOSFET. Then, the voltage connected to the collector can drive the base current through the bipolar transistor and the MOSFET; the bipolar transistor turns on and the load current can flow.
Why is the power to control an IGBT 0?
The RMS value of the gate current sums up to almost zero. Therefore, you hear very often that the power to control an IGBT is zero. This simplification often is a root cause for troubles in designing the application.
