A Novel Method for Diagnosing Power Electronics Devices Using Elastic Wave Emission

This work is an introduction of acoustic emission (AE) signals used in order to detect the malfunction of selected semiconductor elements. The authors proposed the use of internally generated signals (elastic waves) of acoustic emission leading to the detection of the pre-fail state of switching IGB...

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Published in:Energies (Basel) 2023-11, Vol.16 (21), p.7405
Main Authors: Kozak, Maciej, Gordon, Radosław
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Failure
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Magnetic fields
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Power electronics
Power supply
Propagation
Transistors
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