DOE OSTI · 2584004
Organic Direct-Bonded-Copper-Based Rapid Prototyping for Silicon Carbide Power Module Packaging
Abstract
Silicon carbide (SiC) power devices are playing ever- growing roles in high-power-density power electronics converters by offering benefits such as high voltage rating, fast transients, and high thermal performance. Organic direct-bonded copper (ODBC)-based packaging, due to its ductility and ease of han- dling, allows the possibility of a more flexible layout design that may better tap the potential of SiC benefits. In this work, an ODBC-based prototyping routine is developed that accelerates the iterations of packaging layout design with low cost. The properties of ODBC and its handling are briefly introduced, and tools and fabrication steps are explained. Following this routine, a 1.2-kV SiC half-bridge power module is designed and fabricated with the focus on sub-nanohenry ultra-low loop inductance. Simulation and experimental validation are also conducted.
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Zhao, Shuofeng [National Renewable Energy Lab., Golden, CO (United States)] (ORCID:0000000208021979). 2025-08-11. Organic Direct-Bonded-Copper-Based Rapid Prototyping for Silicon Carbide Power Module Packaging. https://doi.org/10.2172/2584004
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