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John Fraley Data-verified
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7 h-index
26 pubs
124 cited
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Biography and Research Information
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John Fraley's research focuses on the micromachining of synthetic diamond and semiconductor devices. He has investigated methods for increasing the dimensional stability of buried cavities in LTCC substrates and developed embedded graphitic-sandwich structures in single-crystal synthetic diamond using ultrafast laser micromachining. Fraley also studies the micromachining of conductive and capacitive electronic elements within synthetic diamond with ultrafast lasers. His work includes a review of ultrafast switching power modules, examining trends, challenges, and technical solutions. Additionally, he has contributed to research on heterogeneously integrated 3.3 kV SiC MOSFET power modules featuring multi-layer substrates and built-in gate drivers. Fraley's scholarship metrics include an h-index of 7, with 26 total publications and 124 total citations. He has collaborated with Mohammad Dehan Rahman, Zhong Chen, Sudharsan Chinnaiyan, and Yuxiang Chen at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
Metrics
- h-index: 7
- Publications: 26
- Citations: 124
Selected Publications
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Heterogeneously Integrated 3.3 kV SiC MOSFET Power Module with Multi-layer Substrate and Built-in Gate Drivers (2025)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
Brian K. Canfield
2 shared publications
- Development of embedded graphitic-sandwich structures in single-crystal synthetic diamond via ultrafast laser micromachining
- Micromachining Conductive and Capacitive Electronic Elements in Synthetic Diamond with Ultrafast Lasers
Trevor Moeller
2 shared publications
- Development of embedded graphitic-sandwich structures in single-crystal synthetic diamond via ultrafast laser micromachining
- Micromachining Conductive and Capacitive Electronic Elements in Synthetic Diamond with Ultrafast Lasers
Leverson F. L. Costa
2 shared publications
- Development of embedded graphitic-sandwich structures in single-crystal synthetic diamond via ultrafast laser micromachining
- Micromachining Conductive and Capacitive Electronic Elements in Synthetic Diamond with Ultrafast Lasers
D.V. Kerns
2 shared publications
- Development of embedded graphitic-sandwich structures in single-crystal synthetic diamond via ultrafast laser micromachining
- Micromachining Conductive and Capacitive Electronic Elements in Synthetic Diamond with Ultrafast Lasers
Glenn T. Hess
2 shared publications
- Development of embedded graphitic-sandwich structures in single-crystal synthetic diamond via ultrafast laser micromachining
- Micromachining Conductive and Capacitive Electronic Elements in Synthetic Diamond with Ultrafast Lasers
J. L. Davidson
2 shared publications
- Development of embedded graphitic-sandwich structures in single-crystal synthetic diamond via ultrafast laser micromachining
- Micromachining Conductive and Capacitive Electronic Elements in Synthetic Diamond with Ultrafast Lasers
Travis C. Wade
2 shared publications
- Development of embedded graphitic-sandwich structures in single-crystal synthetic diamond via ultrafast laser micromachining
- Micromachining Conductive and Capacitive Electronic Elements in Synthetic Diamond with Ultrafast Lasers
Steven J. May
2 shared publications
- Development of embedded graphitic-sandwich structures in single-crystal synthetic diamond via ultrafast laser micromachining
- Micromachining Conductive and Capacitive Electronic Elements in Synthetic Diamond with Ultrafast Lasers
Mark Viste
2 shared publications
- Development of embedded graphitic-sandwich structures in single-crystal synthetic diamond via ultrafast laser micromachining
- Micromachining Conductive and Capacitive Electronic Elements in Synthetic Diamond with Ultrafast Lasers
Mohammad Dehan Rahman
2 shared publications
In database
- Heterogeneously Integrated 3.3 kV SiC MOSFET Power Module with Multi-layer Substrate and Built-in Gate Drivers
- Review of Ultrafast Switching Power Modules: Trends, Challenges, and Technical Solutions
Brian Rowden
2 shared publications
- Heterogeneously Integrated 3.3 kV SiC MOSFET Power Module with Multi-layer Substrate and Built-in Gate Drivers
- Review of Ultrafast Switching Power Modules: Trends, Challenges, and Technical Solutions
Chanyeop Park
2 shared publications
- Heterogeneously Integrated 3.3 kV SiC MOSFET Power Module with Multi-layer Substrate and Built-in Gate Drivers
- Review of Ultrafast Switching Power Modules: Trends, Challenges, and Technical Solutions
Alexander S. Terekhov
University of Tennessee at Knoxville (US)
1 shared publication
- Development of embedded graphitic-sandwich structures in single-crystal synthetic diamond via ultrafast laser micromachining
Alexander Terekhov
1 shared publication
- Micromachining Conductive and Capacitive Electronic Elements in Synthetic Diamond with Ultrafast Lasers
James Fraley
University of Arkansas System (US)
1 shared publication
- Methods for Increasing Dimensional Stability of Buried Cavities in LTCC Substrates
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