OPTICAL PROBE CURRENT SENSOR MODULE USING THE KERR EFFECT OF EXCHANGE-COUPLED MAGNETIC FILM AND ITS APPLICATION TO IGBT SWITCHING CURRENT MEASUREMENTS
- 1. Spin Device Technology Center, Shinshu University Nagano, Nagano, Japan 380-8553
- 2. Department of Production Engineering Nagano Prefectural Institute of Technology Ueda, Nagano, Japan 386-1211
Description
An optical probe current sensor module using the Kerr effect of exchange-coupled magnetic film has been fabricated and applied to switching current measurements for IGBT used for the DC-DC converter and the DC-AC inverter of EV/HEV. Since the sensor module using the Kerr effect of the single domain exchange-coupled magnetic film utilizes magnetization rotation only, Barkhausen noise due to domain wall pinning can be excluded. The current sensor consists of a Laser-diode, a polarizer, a Fe-Si/Mn-Ir exchange-coupled film, a quarter-wavelength plate, PIN Photodiodes and a differential amplifier. The current sensor has a current measurement range of ±60 A and a frequency range of DC-200 kHz. The switching current of IGBT has been measured by it.
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