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Investigation of soft-switching techniques for Power Electronics Building Blocks (PEBB)
The Power Electronics Building Blocks (PEBB) concept is very attractive for the integration of distributed power systems. However, PEBB modules have issues different from discrete power devices. For hard switching, the PEBB module usually has high switching losses, high power dissipation in capacitors and severe conductive EMI. Soft-switching may solve some of these problems. This paper investigates two representative soft-switching techniques (ZVT and ZCT) for PEBB. They are evaluated and proven by experimental results.