2223 2006 eng 1 6 6 article 0 -- 2023-06-09 -- 4th International Conference on Integrated Power Systems https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/5758070 @inproceedingsgerber_magnetic_2006, title = Magnetic component miniaturisation for application in power electronic modules, abstract = As the specifications, functionality and level of integration in power electronic systems continues to increase, passive components will also be implemented within the semiconductor module to form an Integrated System Module. An Integrated System Module is a power electronic module that contains the complete energy processing circuit, including all passives instead of just the switching devices. To achieve a power electronic system with a high power density within the power electronic module, the volume of the required passive components and their associated thermal management structures must be minimised for the given energy storage requirements. This paper considers the electric, volumetric and thermal optimisation of a planar inductor and its thermal management structure for implementation in a high power density, high temperature Integrated System Module. Two inductor prototype structures with a current density of 15A/mm2 and 40A/mm2 each and a corresponding temperature rise of 18deg C and 31deg C respectively are built and experimentally verified., eventtitle = 4th International Conference on Integrated Power Systems, pages = 1–6, booktitle = 4th International Conference on Integrated Power Systems, author = Gerber, M. and Seliger, N. and Ferreira, J. A. and Hofsajer, I. W., date = 2006-06, keywords = Windings, Heating, file = Gerber et al. - 2006 - Magnetic component miniaturisation for application.pdf:/home/se/jv7p4-hacjh/Zotero/storage/GLR4KWFH/Gerber et al. - 2006 - Magnetic component miniaturisation for application.pdf:application/pdf, md5:492422c4530526dc019a1e5696118f77 2023-06-09T07:22:10+00:00 /tmp/phpyseIo7 bibtex 6482d3224b71a5.54058441 2 Nein M. Gerber Norbert Seliger J. A. Ferreira I. W. Hofsajer eng uncontrolled Windings eng uncontrolled Heating Fakultät für Ingenieurwissenschaften Technische Hochschule Rosenheim