Design of a High-Power Power Electronics Building Block Based on SiC MOSFET Modules

Wen, Junduo; Jin, Haoyuan; Dong, Xiaobo; Wan, Chuanjie; Xu, Zhenghong; Gan, Yongmei; Zhang, Hong; Wang, Laili

doi:10.1109/aceee56193.2022.9851863

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“…A high-power 57.6kW PEBB with 1.2kV DC-link and 1.7kV SiC MOSFET modules is presented in [158] in which the selection of DC-link capacitors is proposed to control the thermal behavior of the PEBBs concept. The results showed that the temperature rise of SiC modules was low.…”

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Power Converters Coolant: Past, Present, Future, and a Path Toward Active Thermal Control in Electrified Ship Power Systems

Moghassemi,

Rahman,

Ozkan

et al. 2023

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Power converters have widespread applications in automotive, renewables, and power systems. The demand for power modules with low power consumption and high efficiency has increased due to advancements in semiconductor devices. So, power converters need to be highly efficient to reduce costs associated with energy dissipation and cooling requirements. This paper discusses various active thermal control methods for high-power power converters. It covers modulation and configuration techniques, ranging from single configurations to cascaded, modular, and multilevel converters. These concepts form the basis of power electronics building blocks, particularly relevant in all-electric ship systems. Power electronics building blocks represent a This article has been accepted for publication in IEEE Access.

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