Study of Dielectric Strength of Ceramic Substrates for Power Electronics

This paper is focused on a detailed study of dielectric strength and surface and inner morphology of ceramic substrates for power electronics applications. Dielectric strength is a key parameter in this field. It depends on the type of ceramic material and substrate thickness. The presented study includes five types of ceramic substrate material and five different thicknesses of substrate. The results of dielectric strength measurement depend on ceramic material and substrate thickness and related to morphology are described in this paper.

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2025-05-14
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https://doi.org/10.1109/isse65583.2025.11120980
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Material Properties and Applications
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Study of Dielectric Strength of Ceramic Substrates for Power Electronics

Jan Řeboun, Pavel Prosr, Josef Pihera, Jiří Hlína et al.
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Study of Dielectric Strength of Ceramic Substrates for Power Electronics

Jan Řeboun, Pavel Prosr, Josef Pihera, Jiří Hlína, Petr Kvasnička, Tomas Kupilik
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This paper is focused on a detailed study of dielectric strength and surface and inner morphology of ceramic substrates for power electronics applications. Dielectric strength is a key parameter in this field. It depends on the type of ceramic material and substrate thickness. The presented study includes five types of ceramic substrate material and five different thicknesses of substrate. The results of dielectric strength measurement depend on ceramic material and substrate thickness and related to morphology are described in this paper.

University of West Bohemia in Pilsen (CZ)
Ministry of Education
Affordable and clean energy
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Material Properties and Applications
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