10. Sustainable power electronics by improved robustness against
climate stress
Authors of the chapter: Helmut Schweigart, Romina Krieg, Thomas
Harder. This position paper is jointly supported by GfKORR - Society
for Corrosion Protection e. V. - Working Party “Corrosion and Corrosion
Protection in Electronics”, DVS - Deutscher Verband für Schweißen
und verwandte Verfahren e. V., ECPE European Centre for Power Electronics
e. V.
Society is under the influence of the global megatrends of climate
change and scarcity of resources, shifting of economic powers, urbanisation,
demographic change, and digitalisation. To successfully counter these
changes and even shape them positively, power electronics has taken
a key role in all fields of society. To meet the increased demands
on the robustness and reliability of power electronic components and
systems, comprehensive knowledge of their corrosion behaviour is necessary....
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