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Fast switching characteristic of wide bandgap devices enables high switching frequency of power devices and thereby, can facilitate high fundamental frequency operation of electrical machines. However, with the switching transition times in orders of tens of nanoseconds, the high dv/dt is observed across the switching device. The high dv/dt experienced by the switches, and consequently by the machine, can degrade winding insulations or bearings over a period of time. Therefore, it is imperative to maintain the dv/dt below recommended values depending on the machine insulation. The dv/dt across the devices can be adjusted by varying the gate resistance. A high value of gate resistance, however, introduces additional switching losses on the device. Using different dv/dt filtering techniques can also help to control the dv/dt on the machine terminals. These techniques do not increase the switching losses on the device. However, it introduces additional losses in the filter resistors and also increases the cost of the system. In this paper, an analysis based on the impact of gate resistance on the dv/dt across the machine, and the corresponding losses is carried out. An analytical dv/dt filter design strategy is proposed to limit the dv/dt to a particular value. With the proposed design scheme, the value of each filter component can be easily obtained, and filter losses can be estimated accurately. Lastly, a comparison is performed on the basis of efficiency between these two techniques.

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Analytical Study of SiC MOSFET Based Inverter Output dv/dt Mitigation and Loss Comparison With a Passive dv/dt Filter for High Frequency Motor Drive Applications