Cooling Concept and Molding Packaging for PV Module Integrated Micro-Inverters

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  • Tobias Manthey
  • Paul Ranft
  • Jens Friebe

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  • OptiMel Schmelzgußtechnik GmbH
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OriginalspracheEnglisch
Titel des Sammelwerks12th International Conference on Integrated Power Electronics Systems
UntertitelCIPS 2022
Seiten355-360
Seitenumfang6
PublikationsstatusVeröffentlicht - 2022
Veranstaltung12th International Conference on Integrated Power Electronics Systems, CIPS 2022 - Berlin, Deutschland
Dauer: 15 März 202217 März 2022

Publikationsreihe

NameETG-Fachbericht
Band165
ISSN (Print)0341-3934

Abstract

To date, PV micro-inverters, typically powered by one PV module, have been external devices outside of the solar module. The integration of the micro-inverter results in several advantages such as simplification of the installation, an increase in modular flexibility, safety, efficiency and reliability as well as significant reduction in costs. However, the requirements for the integration of an inverter with high power density are demanding, especially the cooling of the power semiconductors and passive components is challenging due to the possible high ambient temperatures between the PV module and the roof surface. The objective of this paper is the simulation and measurement based verification of a combined molding and housing concept which is designed for the cooling and heat distribution of around 10 W power losses of a DC/DC converter.

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Cooling Concept and Molding Packaging for PV Module Integrated Micro-Inverters. / Manthey, Tobias; Ranft, Paul; Friebe, Jens.
12th International Conference on Integrated Power Electronics Systems: CIPS 2022. 2022. S. 355-360 (ETG-Fachbericht; Band 165).

Publikation: Beitrag in Buch/Bericht/Sammelwerk/KonferenzbandAufsatz in KonferenzbandForschung

Manthey, T, Ranft, P & Friebe, J 2022, Cooling Concept and Molding Packaging for PV Module Integrated Micro-Inverters. in 12th International Conference on Integrated Power Electronics Systems: CIPS 2022. ETG-Fachbericht, Bd. 165, S. 355-360, 12th International Conference on Integrated Power Electronics Systems, CIPS 2022, Berlin, Deutschland, 15 März 2022.
Manthey, T., Ranft, P., & Friebe, J. (2022). Cooling Concept and Molding Packaging for PV Module Integrated Micro-Inverters. In 12th International Conference on Integrated Power Electronics Systems: CIPS 2022 (S. 355-360). (ETG-Fachbericht; Band 165).
Manthey T, Ranft P, Friebe J. Cooling Concept and Molding Packaging for PV Module Integrated Micro-Inverters. in 12th International Conference on Integrated Power Electronics Systems: CIPS 2022. 2022. S. 355-360. (ETG-Fachbericht).
Manthey, Tobias ; Ranft, Paul ; Friebe, Jens. / Cooling Concept and Molding Packaging for PV Module Integrated Micro-Inverters. 12th International Conference on Integrated Power Electronics Systems: CIPS 2022. 2022. S. 355-360 (ETG-Fachbericht).
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