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Novel power MOSFETs suitable for the power range below 10 kW are faster than bipo­lar power transistors and need less input current. Although easy to use, they also have some inherent problems. New advanced devices such as MOS thyristors, MOS Darlingtons, opto-MOS thyristors and triacs are now feasible in which MOS and bipo­lar structures are functionally integrated to good advantage.

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Tihanyi, J. (1982). Power Mosfets. In: Sittig, R., Roggwiller, P. (eds) Semiconductor Devices for Power Conditioning. Earlier Brown Boveri Symposia. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-7263-9_13

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