Understanding Gallium Nitride FET | GaN FET | SiC MOSFET vs Si MOSFET vs GaN FET

#GaNMOSFET #GaN #GaNvsSiCvsSi #GalliumNitride
0:00 Intro with Evolution
01:18 Si MOSFET
02:21 SiC MOSFET
02:50 GaN MOSFET
03:05 Reference
03:47 GaN v SiC v Si
References:
- MOSFET and GaN FET application book’ from Nexperia.
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[@Akarsh-]

MOSFETs have Positive Temp. Coefficient not Negative. This is the reason why thermal runaway is avoided.

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How do you get the direct formula for Conduction loss, say 20 x 20 x 0.074??

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[@ruben34]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="748">12:28</a> I believe a mistake in the GaN Rds Great video by the way.

[@powerelectronicsentertainn3997]

Please check the conduction loss of the GaN MOSFET is wrong (due to mentioned wrong RDS on for calculation)..

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[@TimNeumann]

At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="748">12:28</a> it should be 35 mΩ for the GaN HEMET, otherwise the power loss is correct. I like those simple comparisons, however It looks to me, that this comparison is not completely fair, since there are FETs in the same package that can beat GaN in a handful comparisons for the same price point. Also the GaN model used here is alomost twice the price of the Si model. But otherwise good job.

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I would love if you made again your videos about a constant current source, but this time using mosfets instead of bjts. I think it would be pretty interesting!

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[@MrAbrandao]

can you suggest Jelly beans Gan mosfet?

[@EuphoricDan]

How can I get a hardcopy of Nexperia's MOSFET book?

[@FoolishEngineer]

Where to order the Nexperia MOSFET and GaN FET handbook? Here’s the link: efficiencywins.nexperia.com/efficient-products/nexperia-design-engineers-guides.html

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[@michaelharrison1093]

A GaN MOSFET???? MOSFET is an acyrnomn for Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor. A GaN MOSFET does not exist the GaN devices you are referring to are HEMT devices (High Electron Mobility Transistor). You are right calling the Si and SiC devices MOSFETs but not the GaN. It would be accurate calling them all FETs

[@abeditani8293]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="554">9:14</a> 🤣🤣🤣 and that how Mosfet exploded with high frequency 🤣 ( by the way ...from what movie he's from? )

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Coustomer - mere inverter me kya fault tha? Technician - iska GaN fat gaya tha

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[@n.lyndley.9889]

They are GaN FETs not GaN MOSFETs

[@SuperFredAZ]

You picked 3 devices Si, SiC, GaN. The devices may or may not represent the best example of each type. This makes no sense!!!! You may be correct, but you did not prove it. This is called reasoning from the "particular to the general". In order for you reasoning to be valid you MUST search out the best devices in each category and compare, and then of course you must compare performance v. cost.

[@n.lyndley.9889]

A lot of errors in just a few minutes