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  Sensors are input devices that provide an output (signal) concerning a particular physical quantity (input). Over the years, different types of sensors have emerged to measure and monitor various elements such as heat, humidity, pressure, etc., and they are used across various applications. This blog from Millennium Semiconductors, a leading sensors distributor in India , quickly runs you through seven different sensors. 10 Types of Industrial Sensors and their Uses 1.        Pressure Sensor A pressure sensor is used to detect the pressure of the gas, air, and water. It provides an electrical signal to the controller and is used in vacuum, pneumatic and hydraulic systems. The various pressure sensors include Absolute Pressure Sensor, Differential Pressure Sensor, Vacuum Pressure Sensor, and Gauge Pressure Sensor. 2.        Temperature Sensor As the name suggests, a temperature sensor is used to detect the temperature and heat energy and convert it into an electrical signal. Tempera

  The Main Features of IGBT Power Modules Looking out for the main features of an IGBT power module? Millennium Semiconductors, one of the top semiconductor distributors, talks about some of the features of IGBT power modules through this article. What is an IGBT? So, before we proceed to look at IGBT power module features, let us see what does an IGBT mean? IGBT is the abbreviation for Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor. It is a three-terminal power semiconductor device mainly used an electronic switch. IGBT is ideal for modern-age electronic devices due to their ability to quickly switch on or switch off the power flow. IGBT power modules are required to convert electricity from one form to another. What does an IGBT Module do? IGBT power modules work as an electronic switching device that enables the current to switch from DC to AC. Through alternate switching, DC can be transformed to AC, and similarly, AC can be converted into DC. Features of an IGBT Power Module Som

  IGBT-based power semiconductors form an integral part of a wide range of electrical applications. However, what are IGBT-based power semiconductors, their applications, and how efficient are IGBT-based power semiconductors compared to MOFSET? Millennium Semiconductors, one of the leading IGBT power module distributors, talks about these vital aspects for a better understanding of IGBT-based power semiconductors. What are IGBT-Based Power Semiconductors? A power semiconductor controls or switches current in electrical circuits. It includes the power metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET), Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT), power diode, Thyristor, and an Insulated Bipolar Transistor (IGBT). So, an IGBT integrates a Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) and metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET). Let us now look at the uses of  IGBT-based power semiconductors . What are the Uses of IGBT-Based Power Semiconductors? As per industry experts, IGBT provide

Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor, popularly known as MOSFET, is a semiconductor device with extensive applications in switches and amplification of electronic signals in various electronic devices. SiC MOSFET is among the most preferred options that offer many benefits over its counterparts. Accordingly, Millennium Semiconductors India Pvt. Ltd., the top SiC MOSFET distributor in India, talks about the features and benefits of SiC MOSFETs. Features of SiC MOSFETS Silicon Carbide MOSFETS, or SiC MOSFETS offer the following features.       Higher avalanche ruggedness       Low capacitances and low gate charge       Operational stability at high junction temperatures at 175 degree Celsius.       Fast and reliable body diode       A faster switching pace on account of low internal gage resistance (ESR) SiC MOSFETs possess critical breakdown strength, which is 10X of silicon. Besides, their capacity to work at higher temperatures and the ability to provide