J. Yamada, Y. Yu, Y. Ishimura, J. Donlon, E. Motto
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A new 5th generation IGBT module with low turn-off energy has been developed. The module utilizes IGBT chips optimized for high frequency industrial power supplies in applications such as X-ray, MRI (magnetic resonance imaging), and induction heating. This technology is designed to provide a simplified cost effective alternative to parallel discrete MOSFETs in these applications.