The behavior of the drain voltage rise of the Lateral IGBT during inductive turn-off is studied in detail. Numerical simulations show that, if compared with the well known vertical IGBT, the Lateral IGBT presents a differences in the on-state stored charge and in the growth of the depleted region that result in a different drain voltage rise. In this paper a complete model for the voltage rise is devised through an accurate calculation of the equivalent output capacitance. The model is in excellent agreement with two-dimensional simulations. Further, the paper shows that previously proposed models, which targeted the vertical IGBT, are not adequate for the description of the turn-off voltage rise in the Lateral IGBT.
Modeling Turn-off Voltage rise in SOI LIGBT / Napoli, Ettore; V., Pathirana; F., Udrea. - In: JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL ELECTRONICS. - ISSN 1569-8025. - STAMPA. - 5:2-3(2006), pp. 181-186. [10.1007/s10825-006-8841-2]
Modeling Turn-off Voltage rise in SOI LIGBT
NAPOLI, ETTORE;
2006
Abstract
The behavior of the drain voltage rise of the Lateral IGBT during inductive turn-off is studied in detail. Numerical simulations show that, if compared with the well known vertical IGBT, the Lateral IGBT presents a differences in the on-state stored charge and in the growth of the depleted region that result in a different drain voltage rise. In this paper a complete model for the voltage rise is devised through an accurate calculation of the equivalent output capacitance. The model is in excellent agreement with two-dimensional simulations. Further, the paper shows that previously proposed models, which targeted the vertical IGBT, are not adequate for the description of the turn-off voltage rise in the Lateral IGBT.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.