An Improved Lateral-coupling Thermal Impedance Model of a Half-Bridge Power Module under Inverter Operations

Xuemei Wang, Xun Yuan, Yalei Sang
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With the increasing power density of module, the chips' distances become closer and closer, thus the mutual thermal influences between neighbor chips must be considered. However, existing thermal models cannot offer a complete explanation for the complex coupling phenomenon. In this paper, an improved lateral-coupling thermal impedance model (ILTIM) of a half-bridge IGBT module is proposed. In this model, the coupling behavior between IGBT and diode chip is asymmetric, which can get the chip's temperatures more accurately. Moreover, a simple parameter-extraction method for ILTIM based on the combination of finite element method (FEM) and circuit equations is employed. Finally, the experiments show that the ILTIM can predicate junction temperatures exactly in different inverter operations.
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一种改进的逆变器工作下半桥功率模块横向耦合热阻抗模型
随着模块功率密度的增加,芯片之间的距离越来越近,因此必须考虑相邻芯片之间的相互热影响。然而,现有的热模型并不能完全解释这种复杂的耦合现象。本文提出了一种改进的半桥式IGBT模块横向耦合热阻抗模型(ILTIM)。在该模型中,IGBT与二极管芯片之间的耦合行为是非对称的,可以更准确地获得芯片的温度。在此基础上,提出了一种基于有限元法和电路方程相结合的简单的ILTIM参数提取方法。最后,实验表明,ILTIM可以准确地预测逆变器在不同工作状态下的结温。
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