Super Junction (SJ) MOSFETs have revolutionized high-voltage power conversion by breaking the silicon limit through charge-balanced drift regions, enabling unprecedented low RDS(on) and high-frequency operation . However, their inherent body diodes often exhibit suboptimal reverse recovery characteristics, such as high reverse recovery charge (Qrr) and snappy recovery behavior, which pose significant challenges in applications like motor drives, EV charging stations, and solar inverters . This a
In modern electronic systems, overvoltage protection is critical to safeguarding components from voltage spikes and surges. This article explores four robust design solutions for overvoltage protection, leveraging YFW’s advanced semiconductor devices to ensure reliability and efficiency.
Transient Voltage Suppression (TVS) diodes are critical components for protecting electronic circuits against voltage surges and electrostatic discharge (ESD). A common question in circuit design is whether TVS diodes can be connected in parallel to enhance protection capabilities. The answer is yes, but this configuration requires careful consideration of technical parameters and practical implementation.
Electronics enthusiasts and engineers often encounter situations where components like transistors become damaged, such as losing a leg due to physical stress or corrosion. A common question arises: Can a transistor with a broken leg be repurposed as a diode? Let’s delve into the technical feasibility and practical considerations
As a key component in electronic circuits, diodes are widely used for their unidirectional conductivity. In theory, a diode should block current and show infinite resistance when reverse - biased. However, engineers often encounter unexpected reverse voltage readings during on - board measurements. This phenomenon stems from several critical factors inherent in real - circuit environments
Fast recovery diodes and rectifier diodes are both critical components in power electronics, but their distinct characteristics determine their suitability for specific applications. While there are scenarios where they might seem interchangeable, a deeper understanding of their operational differences is essential to avoid performance issues or circuit failures.
