Elektronika wysokotemperaturowa

Lisik, Z.

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Elektronika wysokotemperaturowa

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High temperature electronics

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Typowy sprzęt elektroniczny jest projektowany do pracy w maksymalnym zakresie temperatur -55C do 125C, nazywany zakresem militarnym (ang. "military range"). W pewnych sytuacjach występuje jednak konieczność wprowadzenia aparatury elektronicznej do otoczenia o znacznie wyższej temperaturze lub też może wystąpić wysoka temperatura wewnątrz przyrządów elektronicznych wywołana efektem samonagrzewania. Stało się to impulsem do zainicjowania badań nad możliwościami konstrukcji takiej aparatury, a ich efektem było wyodrębnienie nowej dziedziny elektroniki, nazwanej "elektroniką wysokotemperaturową" (lub skrótowo HTE od ang "High-temperature electronics"). W pracy skupiono się na przedstawieniu specyfiki tej nowej dziedziny elektroniki. W szczególności, co należy rozumieć pod terminem elektronika wysokotemperaturowa, jakie obszary aplikacji ona obejmuje i jakie jest jej miejsce na rynku. Przedstawiono także jakie nowe problemy są z nią związane i jak one mogą być rozwiązywane, skupiając się w tym przypadku na materiałach półprzewodnikowych, które są kluczowym elementem rozwoju HTE.

The standard electronics equipment is designed to work within the temperature range called the "military range". For some cases, however, one needs to introduce electronics into the environment with higher temperature or the higher inside temperatures caused by the selfheating are required. These needs had became the impulse to start the research how to manufacture such an equipment, which resulted in creation of the new field of electronics called "high temperature electronics" (HTE). The paper is aimed at the introduction of the HTE specifity. In particularly, what this term means, which kinds of application it covers and which place it has on the market. New problems created by the HTE applications and how they can be solved are presented as well, but in this case the interest is limited to the semiconductor materials that are of crucial importance for HTE development.

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elektronika wysokotemperaturowa aplikacje elektroniki materiały półprzewodnikowe półprzewodniki szerokopasmowe

high-temperature electronics electronics applications semiconductor materials wide band gap semiconductors

Wydawca

Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN SA

Czasopismo

Kwartalnik Elektroniki i Telekomunikacji

Rocznik

2003

Tom

Vol. 49, z. 2

Strony

225--245

Opis fizyczny

Bibliogr. 63 poz.

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Lisik Z.

LISIKZBY@ck-sg.p.lodz.pl

Instytut Elektroniki, Politechniki Łódzkiej, 00-924 Łódź, ul. Stefanowskiego 18/22

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