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Unipolare Bauelemente

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Elektrische Antriebe 3

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In den vorherigen Kapiteln wurden bipolare Bauelemente behandelt. Bei diesen bipolaren Bauelementen sind an der Stromführung sowohl Majoritätsträger als auch Minoritätsträger beteiligt. Unipolare Bauelemente nutzen bei der Stromführuna daaeaen nur die Majoritätsträger.

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Schröder, D. (1996). Unipolare Bauelemente. In: Elektrische Antriebe 3. Springer-Lehrbuch. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-06952-3_6

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