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AssigneesInstitut Polytechnique De Grenoble, Universite Grenoble Alpes, Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique
InventorsYvan AVENAS, Wendpanga BIKINGA, Bachir MEZRAG
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A power electronic system including a plurality of power components and a plurality of electrically-conductive heatsinks, each of said power components being disposed between two electrically-conductive heatsinks of the plurality of electrically-conductive heatsinks, at least one electrically-conductive heatsink being configured to be polarised according to a phase potential, called phase heatsink, at least one electrically-conductive heatsink being configured to be polarised according to a +DC potential, called cathode heatsink, and at least one electrically-conductive heatsink configured to be polarised according to a −DC potential, called anode heatsink, the system further includes at least one external phase connection, and at least one external +DC connection, and at least one external −DC connection respectively connected to the phase heatsink, to the cathode heatsink and to the anode heatsink.
A power electronic system comprising a plurality of power components and a plurality of electrically-conductive heatsinks, each of said power components being disposed between two electrically-conductive heatsinks of the plurality of electrically-conductive heatsinks, at least one electrically-conductive heatsink being configured to be polarised according to a phase potential, called phase heatsink, at least one electrically-conductive heatsink being configured to be polarised according to a +DC potential, called cathode heatsink, and at least one electrically-conductive heatsink configured to be polarised according to a −DC potential, called anode heatsink, wherein the system further comprises at least one external phase connection, and at least one external +DC connection, and at least one external −DC connection respectively connected to the phase heatsink, to the cathode heatsink and to the anode heatsink.
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