Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Using semiconductor-type converter
Patent
1988-04-27
1990-02-20
Salce, Patrick R.
Electric power conversion systems
Current conversion
Using semiconductor-type converter
357234, H02M 7217
Patent
active
049031899
ABSTRACT:
A synchronous rectifier is able to operate at higher frequencies and provides an output having lower noise than prior art FET synchronous rectifier system by using field effect switching devices which contain only one conductivity type of semiconductor material and connecting a high speed, low charge storage diode in parallel. Schottky diodes are preferred whereby there is no junction diode in the structure. Conventional FETs may be used when paralleled with a Schottky diode which prevents the FET's parasitic internal diode from becoming conductive.
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Baliga Bantval J.
Chang Hsueh-Rong
Korman Charles S.
Ngo Khai D. T.
Steigerwald Robert L.
Davis Jr. James C.
General Electric Company
Ochis Robert
Peckman Kristine
Salce Patrick R.
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