Dr. Markus Leicht is an expert in power semiconductor devices for e-mobility at Schaeffler. With a Ph. D. from FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, his work centers on the integration and reliability of power electronics. His research focuses on developing advanced lifetime models for power modules, particularly for electric vehicle applications.
His primary professional focus is on utilizing a "Physics-of-Failure" framework to enhance the durability and performance of semiconductor components in high-stress automotive environments.
Markus Leicht
Expert Power Semiconductor Devices at Schaeffler
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany
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Topics They Care About
Physics-of-Failure
He has co-authored multiple recent papers on using a Physics-of-Failure framework for lifetime modeling of power electronics in automotive applications.
E-Mobility Power Modules
His entire career, from Vitesco to Schaeffler, revolves around integrating semiconductor devices into power electronics specifically for electromobility.
Semiconductor Reliability
A core theme of his work is improving the reliability and creating accurate lifetime models for power modules under the demanding conditions of electric vehicles.
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Work History
10-2024
Expert Power Semiconductor Devices at Schaeffler
10-2019 - 10-2024
Expert Power Semiconductor Devices at Vitesco Technologies
2-2013 - 10-2024
Technologie-Entwicklung Inspektionskonzepte at Continental
6-2012 - 11-2012
Technologie-Entwicklung Drahtbonden at Semikron
3-2011 - 5-2012
Projektleiter Prozessintegration at centrotherm photovoltaics AG
Education
1988 - 1999
Doktor Dipl-Ing. from FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg
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Location : Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany
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Designation : Expert Power Semiconductor Devices at Schaeffler
