Alberto Castellazzi

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Kyoto University

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Professor Alberto Castellazzi is a faculty member at Kyoto University of Advanced Science, Japan. His research focuses on power electronics, particularly in the areas of thermal performance analysis, wide-band-gap semiconductors, and electric drive systems. Recent publications include studies on GaN and SiC technologies, inverter design, and motor-drive optimization for energy efficiency. He is committed to advancing the development and application of innovative power modules and systems.

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Shuhei Fukunaga

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Osaka University

JAPAN

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Antonio Pio Catalano

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University of Naples Federico II

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Jorge Garcia

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University of Oviedo

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Articles (11)

A Cost-Driven Analysis of Thermal Performance in Power Modules

A Single Phase GaN GITs-Based Bidirectional Multilevel Inverter for High Voltage Grid Tied Photovoltaic Power System

Electro-thermal stress minimisation of motor-drive inverter switches by hybrid modulation strategy technique

High-temperature integrated SiC MOSFET bi-directional switch in power-overlay technology

Light Electric Vehicle Motor-Drive Design Based on Hybrid Si/SiC Y-Inverter and Dual-Rotor Halbach Machine

Reliable development of an IMS-based SiC power module

State-of-the-Art 800 V Electric Drive Systems: Inverter–Machine Codesign for Energy Efficiency Optimization

Trends and Challenges in Wide-Band-Gap Power Semiconductors Packaging,接合技術の最前線と実装技術への展開

A Study of Integrated Signal and Power Transfer for Compact Isolated SiC MOSFET Gate-Drivers

Compact Modeling of a 3.3 kV SiC MOSFET Power Module for Detailed Circuit-Level Electrothermal Simulations Including Parasitics

Combined experimental-FEM investigation of electrical ruggedness in double-sided cooled power modules

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Shuhei Fukunaga

Antonio Pio Catalano

Jorge Garcia

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