Experimental study of an EMI reduction gate-driver technique for turn-off transition of 1.7 kV SiC MOSFET
This paper proposes a novel self-controlled SiC MOSFET gate driver circuit. This new gate driver proposes a dynamic gate-bias modification.
Functional needs and potential technologies, to enable the stepwise development of HVDC multi-terminal grids
The introduction of modular multilevel converters (MMCs) created a new momentum in the field of high voltage direct current (HVDC).
La fête de la Science est de retour chez SuperGrid Institute !
Du 4 au 9 octobre, SuperGrid Institute ouvre ses portes aux groupes scolaires et au grand public à l'occasion de la Fête de la Science !
SuperGrid Institute’s ISO 9001:2015 certification is extended!
Our ISO 9001:2015 certification has been officially renewed and the scope of our certification has been extended to 3 new test platforms!
[VIDEO] A new one-to-one television interview with our CEO, on the set of “Demain Entreprendre”!
[VIDEO] A new one-to-one television interview with our CEO, on the set of "Demain [...]
Convergence acceleration of heterogeneous domain decomposition method for EMT-TS electrical network DAE system
We show the pure linear convergence or divergence of the method with respect to the linear operator belonging to the restricted additive Schwarz interface.
Techniques for the improvement of the lightning back-flashover performance of double circuit HVDC lines
This paper addresses issues regarding the lightning back-flashover performance of HVDC lines, especially double-circuit configurations.
Study of high current magnetron impulse discharge
High current density magnetron impulse discharge (HCDMID) could be used in numerous applications like surface deposition, etching...
Sharing our power electronics expertise at EPE’21 ECCE Europe!
We are excited to be back at this leading power electronics event for its latest edition and a week of exchanges.
Convertisseurs DC-DC pour la connexion HVDC d’un parc éolien offshore
Les convertisseurs DC-DC haute tension sont de plus en plus reconnus comme étant les briques élémentaires des réseaux DC de demain.
