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A versatile electrical model for IGBT including thermal effects
Based on general semiconductor device equations and results of two-dimensional modeling (PISCES), an analytical insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) model has been developed. Temperature effects in the range 250-450 K are considered. The electrical-thermal model has been simplified to a level which enables implementation in general purpose circuit analysis computer programs, such as PSPICE and SABER, for use in the analysis and design of switching circuits.<>