I must have a dirty mind. But that's just me. Does IGBT look odd to you?
And the leading "I" looks like an L. If that helps.
I deal with them every day, so no.
Do you actually say Eye Gee Bee Tea, or is there a way to pronounce it as a word? I'd go with "ig-bit". Is there a pronunciation war like S.Q.L. vs "sequel"?
eye-gee-bee-tee
...and what if it had? Would that have been a problem?
When I was much younger, the new-fangled transistor radios were referred to as "trannies". But that was before I had heard of the other kind.
What's wrong with referring to automobile transmissions?
cr0sh:
...and what if it had? Would that have been a problem?
No, of course not. And it would have made the switching speed specification more applicable.
When I was younger it was what we called auto transmissions. Edit: I see now James pointed this out.
My plasma cutter has IGBTs; that was the first time I had heard of them.
I'm still not sure that means any more to me than the fact that Brawndo has electrolytes.
Chagrin:
I'm still not sure that means any more to me than the fact that Brawndo has electrolytes.
It's what plants crave.
Think of IGBTs as a MOSFET connected to a BJT on a single die.
Courtesy of Wikipedia:
You left 'them' open to interpretation.