Dear Friends, although SiC and GaN are gaining more and more attention for their clear advantages, the IGBT is certainly not dead yet. There are still many applications that can benefit from this proven and reliable technology.

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Dear Friends,

Although SiC and GaN are gaining more and more attention for their clear advantages, the IGBT is certainly not dead yet. There are still many applications that can benefit from this proven and reliable technology.

Find all my magazines from 2006 on in our free archive on bodospower.com. There is no better way to communicate. We all share one world. As a publisher I serve the world: one magazine, on time, every time.

Kind regards,
Bodo Arlt

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Green energy and electrification have been popular since several decades, placing Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors (IGBTs) in the spotlight.

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In this article, we demonstrate the adjustments made in the latest generation of XPT™ IGBT devices. These developments help achieve robustness to latch-up and a better handling of the filamentary condition during dynamic avalanches.

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