Package Design of High Power IGBT Module for Electric Vehicle

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IGBT is the important component of electric vehicle. According to the characteristics of IGBT module in electric vehicle, this article introduces the package design of a high power IGBT module. The feature of the scheme is analyzed from the aspects of power chip, substrate, power electrode, control electrode and epoxy resin layer. Experimental results of the sample show the design meets the qualification.

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