A SiC-MOSFET bidirectional switch solution for direct matrix converter topologies
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Lezcano Delvalle, Hugo Hernán; Romero Vega, Rodrigo Nicolás; Núñez Aquino, Sergio Eduardo; Sanabria Morel, Bruno Roberto; Palacios Pereira, Fabian; Maqueda Acuña, Edgar Marcial
; Toledo Gallardo, Sergio Ramón
; Pacher Vega, Julio César
; Caballero Morilla, David Domingo
; Gregor Recalde, Raúl Igmar
; Rivera Abarca, Marco Esteban
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2026-01-05Tipo de publicación
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Bidirectional switches are highly required power electronics units for the design of power converters, especially for direct matrix converters. This article presents the design and implementation of a compact bidirectional switch based on SiC-MOSFET technology, aimed at high-efficiency, high-density power electronics applications. The proposed architecture employs surface-mount components, optimizing both the occupied area and electrical performance. The selected switching device is the IMBG120R053M2H from Infineon, a SiC-MOSFET known for its low on-resistance, high reverse-voltage blocking capability, and excellent switching speed. To drive the power devices, the UCC21521 gate driver integrates two independent isolated outputs in a single package, enabling precise control and reduced electromagnetic interference (EMI). The developed design supports bidirectional current conduction and voltage blocking, offering a robust and scalable solution for next-generation power converters. Design criteria, simulation results, and experimental validations are discussed.






