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Using Ultra-Low Parasitic Hybrid Packaging Method To Reduce High Frequency Emi Noise For Sic Power Module

2017 IEEE 5TH WORKSHOP ON WIDE BANDGAP POWER DEVICES AND APPLICATIONS (WIPDA)(2017)

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Abstract
In order to reduce high frequency electromagnetic interference (EMI) noise for SiC devices, this paper presents a hybrid structure SiC power module with low parasitic inductance and low ground capacitance that can suppress EMI efficiently. To certify the improvement on EMI, two buck converters, using the same power loop and gate drive, are built for experiment. Two converters use the proposed power module and TO-247 packaged commercial devices respectively. The experimental results show that low parasitic inductance can increase switching speed considerably while have only slight impact on EMI. And low parasitic ground capacitance can decrease the ground current effectively. Considering soft switching can also reduce EMI, this paper further compares EMI noise of two converters under two conditions: continuous current modulation (CCM) and triangle current modulation (TCM). The result shows that the proposed power module can suppress the common mode (CM) noise effectively at both situations. Furthermore, this paper verifies the noise mode transformation from differential mode (DM) EMI to CM EMI.
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EMI, silicon carbide (SiC), power module, noise mode transformation
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