SEMIKRON SKM111AR IGBT Module
SEMIKRON SKM111AR IGBT Module



SEMIKRON SKM111AR IGBT Module
The SEMIKRON SKM111AR is a high-power semiconductor module that mixes an insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) and a free-wheeling diode in a single swap module.
This module (SKM111AR) has a formidable present score of as much as 600A and a voltage score of 1200V, making it appropriate for high-frequency operation and purposes that require quick switching speeds.
The SKM111AR is designed with a low thermal resistance and options an environment friendly base plate that successfully dissipates warmth. Its low-inductive design reduces electromagnetic interference (EMI) and enhances system effectivity.
Options of SKM111AR:
- N Channel, enhancement mode
- Avalanche attribute
- Brief connections and built-in gate resistors to suppress inner oscillations even in essential purposes
- Remoted copper baseplate
- All electrical connections on prime for simple busbaring
- Giant clearances (10 mm) and creepage distances (20 mm)
- UL acknowledged
Typical Functions:
- Switched mode energy provides
- DC servo and robotic drives
- DC choppers
- UPS gear
- Not appropriate for linear amplification
Most Scores and Traits (Tc=25°C except specified in any other case):
- Collector-Emitter voltage Vces: 100V
- Gate-Emitter voltage VGES: ±20V
- Collector present Ic: 200A
- Collector present Icp: 400A
- Collector energy dissipation Computer: 180W
- Isolation Voltage VIsol (AC 1 minute): 2500V
- Working junction temperature Tj: +150°C
- Storage temperature Tstg: -40 to +125°C
- Mounting screw torque: 2.5 to three.5 *1 N·m
- Weight: 130g
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