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To equalize apportionment of a current at switching time among semiconductor modules connected in parallel to one another.SOLUTION: A laminated wiring 13 includes: a first conductor 13a which connects terminals 11a1-11d1 of capacitors 11a to 11d and each positive terminal 12a1-12f1 of a plurality of...

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Main Author IGARASHI SEIKI
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LanguageEnglish
Japanese
Published 02.11.2023
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Summary:To equalize apportionment of a current at switching time among semiconductor modules connected in parallel to one another.SOLUTION: A laminated wiring 13 includes: a first conductor 13a which connects terminals 11a1-11d1 of capacitors 11a to 11d and each positive terminal 12a1-12f1 of a plurality of semiconductor modules 12a-12f; a second conductor 13b which connects terminals 11a2-11d2 of the capacitors 11a-11d and each negative terminal 12a2-12f2; and an insulator 13c. Slits 13a1-13a5, 13b1-13b5 are formed at least one of the first conductor 13a and the second conductor 13b (in both of them in the example of FIG. 1), and thereby among the semiconductor modules 12a-12f, a variation in a total of respective inductance values between the respective terminals 11a1-11d1 and one positive terminal 12a1-12f1 closest to the respective terminals and respective inductance values between the respective negative terminals 12a2-12f2 and one terminal 11a2-11d2 closest to the respective negative terminals is smaller than or equal to 10 nH.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1 【課題】並列に接続された半導体モジュール間のスイッチング時の電流分担を均等化する。【解決手段】ラミネート配線13は、キャパシタ11a~11dの端子11a1~11d1と半導体モジュール12a~12fの各正端子12a1~12f1とを接続する第1導電体13aと、キャパシタ11a~11dの端子11a2~11d2と各負端子12a2~12f2とを接続する第2導電体13bと、絶縁体13cとを有する。ここで、第1導電体13a及び第2導電体13bの少なくとも一方(図1の例では両方)にスリット13a1~13a5,13b1~13b5を設けることで、端子11a1~11d1から最も近い正端子12a1~12f1までのインダクタンス値と、負端子12a2~12f2から最も近い端子11a2~11d2までのインダクタンス値との合計値のばらつきが半導体モジュール12a~12fの間で10nH以下となるようにしている。【選択図】図1
Bibliography:Application Number: JP20220071134