Rational adjusting 3 main parameters of fast p+nn+ structure such as the forward voltage drop, reverse recovery time and reverse current means to control rationally the carrier lifetime of high and low level and the space-charge generation carrier lifetime. In other words, we should make the lifetime of the high-level carrier and the space charge generation carrier as long as possible but the low-level carrier lifetime as short as possible. The best way to satisfying these relations is forming the optimal recombination center level. In this paper, we analyze of optimal recombination center level to adjust rationally the 3 main parameters of fast p+nn+ structure - forward voltage drop, reverse recovery time and reverse current. Forward voltage drop of p+nn+ structure is affected strongly by the high-level carrier lifetime. Reverse current is affected strongly by the low-level lifetime and reverse recovery time is affected strongly by the space-charge generation lifetime. These 3 carrier lifetimes influence 3 main parameters of p+nn+ structure differently. When we decrease the low-level carrier lifetime in order to decrease the reverse recovery time, the forward voltage drop increases and when we increase the high-level carrier lifetime for reducing the forward voltage drop, the reverse recovery time increases. So, in order to adjust these conflicting relations, we will illuminate about the recombination center level formed in the basic floor of p+nn+ structure. On the other hand, to determine the recombination center level coincide with practical recombination center level, we suggest the analytic method of determination the recombination center level formed by 2 carrier lifetime regulation sources.
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Optimal Recombination Center Level, p+nn+ Structure, 3 Main Parameters, Analysis
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Yong Taek Pak, Nam Chol Yu, KyongIl Chu, Kum Jun Ryang. (2022). A Method of Determining the Recombination Centre Level in High-Speed Power Devices. Journal of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, 10(3), 86-94. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.jeee.20221003.13
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Yong Taek Pak; Nam Chol Yu; KyongIl Chu; Kum Jun Ryang. A Method of Determining the Recombination Centre Level in High-Speed Power Devices. J. Electr. Electron. Eng. 2022, 10(3), 86-94. doi: 10.11648/j.jeee.20221003.13
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