Hillcrest ZVS Tech Cuts Motor Voltage Spikes by 90% in Peer-Reviewed Study
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Summary
Hillcrest's zero-voltage-switching inverter reduced motor-terminal voltage overshoot by more than 90% in peer-reviewed tests, from 1.5 p.u. to 1.04 p.u., and cut high-frequency EMI by up to 25 dB. The results, accepted for IEEE ECCE 2026, address a key reliability barrier in SiC-based motor drives, where fast switching causes voltage reflections that damage motor insulation. This quantified evidence could accelerate adoption by drive OEMs evaluating SiC platforms, as it eliminates the need for costly passive filters. The paper will be presented October 4-8 in Vancouver, providing direct exposure to industry decision-makers.
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