Short-Circuit Capability Exploration of Silicon Carbide Devices

Silicon Carbide for Novel Quantum Technology Devices

Silicon carbide (SiC) has recently been investigated as an alternative material to host deep optically active defects suitable for optical and spin quantum bits. This material presents a unique opportunity to realise more advanced quantum-based devices and sensors than currently possible. We will summarise key results revealing the role that defects have played in enabling optical and spin quan...

Development of Silicon Carbide Semiconductor Devices for High Temperature Applications

The semiconducting properties of electronic grade silicon carbide (SiC) crystals, such as its wide energy bandgap, make it particularly attractive for high temperature applications. Applications for high temperature electronic devices include instrumentation for engines under development, engine control and condition monitoring systems, and power conditioning and control systems for space platf...

An Innovative Simple Test Circuit for Single-Phase Short Circuit Making Test of High-Voltage Switching Devices

Nowadays, high-voltage circuit breakers have reached such high short-circuit capabilities that testing them under the full rated voltage is generally not possible with direct tests, and they are conducted by using the synthetic test methods. Although the phenomena associated with making tests is of particular importance especially in case of load break switches, but making tests are rather d...

Silicon Nitride and Silicon Carbide

an innovative simple test circuit for single-phase short circuit making test of high-voltage switching devices

nowadays, high-voltage circuit breakers have reached such high short-circuit capabilities that testing them under the full rated voltage is generally not possible with direct tests, and they are conducted by using the synthetic test methods. although the phenomena associated with making tests is of particular importance especially in case of load break switches, but making tests are rather disr...