Nicolas Degrenne

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2018
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J. Brandelero, Jeffrey Ewanchuk, Nicolas Degrenne, Stefan Mollov:
Lifetime extension through Tj equalisation by use of intelligent gate driver with multi-chip power module. Microelectron. Reliab. 88-90: 428-432 (2018)
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Remy Caillaud, Cyril Buttay, Roberto M'Rad, Johan Le Lesle, Florent Morel, Nicolas Degrenne, Stefan Mollov, Christian Martin:
Design, manufacturing and characterization of printed circuit board embedded inductors for power applications. ICIT 2018: 694-699
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Johan Le Lesle, Remy Caillaud, Florent Morel, Nicolas Degrenne, Cyril Buttay, Roberto M'Rad, Christian Vollaire, Stefan Mollov:
Optimum design of a single-phase Power Pulsating Buffer (PPB) with PCB-integrated inductor technologies. ICIT 2018: 782-787
2016
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Nicolas Degrenne, Stefan Mollov:
Real-life vs. standard driving cycles and implications on EV power electronic reliability. IECON 2016: 2177-2182

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