13. IGBT – Construction & Working

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This is the 13th video in the series Thyristorized Power Control (Power Electronics).

In this lecture, we explain:
✅ Construction of IGBT (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor)
✅ Working Principle of IGBT
✅ IGBT Structure and Layers

This lecture helps students of Electrical & Electronics Engineering understand one of the most important semiconductor devices used in power switching applications.
It is also valuable for GATE, ESE, and university-level courses in Power Electronics.

📌 Playlist: Thyristorized Power Control (Power Electronics)
1. Introduction –    • 1. Introduction to Semiconductors  
2. Advantages, Disadvantages & Applications –    • 2. Power Electronics – Advantages, Disadva...  
3. Block Diagram of TPC, Construction & Working of PN Junction Diode –    • 3. Block Diagram of Thyristorized Power Co...  
4. Construction & Working of Power Diode –    • 4. Construction & Working of Power Diode  
5. Reverse Recovery Characteristics of Power Diode –    • 5. Reverse Recovery Characteristics of Pow...  
6. Types of Power Diodes & Importance of the Transistor Family –    • 6. Types of Power Diodes and Importance of...  
7. Transistor – Construction, Working & V–I Characteristics –    • 7. Transistor - construction, working and ...  
8. Transistor – DC Load Line, Forward Current Gain (α) & Current Gain (β) –   • 8. Transistor – DC Load Line, Forward Curr...  
9. Transistor Switching Characteristics –    • 9. Transistor Switching Characteristics  
10. MOSFET – Construction & Working –    • 10. MOSFET – Construction & Working  
11. MOSFET – Static & Switching Characteristics –   • 11. MOSFET – Static & Switching Characteri...  
12. MOSFET – Applications & Comparison with BJT –    • 12. MOSFET Applications & Comparison with BJT  
13. IGBT – Construction & Working –    • 13. IGBT – Construction & Working  

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