C. Sandow, R. Baburske, F. Niedernostheide, F. Pfirsch, C. Tochterle
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Exploring the limits of the safe operation area of power semiconductor devices
TCAD simulations of power devices are an important tool to investigate destruction mechanisms of power diodes and IGBTs. It is found that the dynamics of filamentation is the key for understanding the limits of the safe operation area. For both diodes and IGBTs, destructive and non-destructive filamentation mechanisms are identified and the resulting destruction mechanisms are discussed.