Shuhei Fukunaga

Assistant Professor

Osaka University

Japan

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Shuhei Fukunaga is an Assistant Professor at Osaka University, Japan. His research areas include thermal characterization of power modules, optimization of switching characteristics for SiC MOSFETs, and evaluation of electrical model parameter changes in power devices. Recent publications focus on junction temperature analysis, development of thermal simulation models, and innovative power supply solutions for rail vehicles.

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Tsuyoshi Funaki

Osaka University

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Takashi Hikihara

Kyoto University

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Hajime Takayama

Assistant Professor

Kyoto Institute of Technology

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Alberto Castellazzi

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Kyoto University

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Articles (14)

Analysis of errors in junction temperature estimated by temperature-sensitive electrical parameter for parallel-connected SBDs

A Novel Transient Thermal Characterization System for Power Modules

Evaluation of Electrical Model Parameter Changes in SiC Power MOSFETs During Power Cycling Test

Slew rate control of switching transient for SiC MOSFET in boost converter using digital active gate driver

Digital-twin-compatible Optimization of Switching Characteristics for SiC MOSFETs using Genetic Algorithm

Reliable development of an IMS-based SiC power module

Transformerless Power Supply for AC Rail Vehicles

Effective Thermal Conductivity of Metallic Conductors Considering Thomson Effect

Identification of High Resolution Transient Thermal Network Model for Power Module Packages

Chip Layout Optimization of SiC Power Modules Based on Multiobjective Electro-Thermal Design Strategy

Temperature Distribution Simulation Model of Bus Bar Used as Heat Conduction Path

Thermal Decouple Design of Multichip SiC Power Module With Thermal Anisotropic Graphite

2-port Characterization and Modeling of Magnetic Components for 10 MHz Class-E Inverters Design

Transient thermal network model identification for power module packages

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Tsuyoshi Funaki

Takashi Hikihara

Hajime Takayama

Alberto Castellazzi

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