Electronic lamp ballast circuits
Switch-mode power supplies
D
Very low dynamic saturation
D
Very low operating temperature
D
Optimized RBSOA
D
High reverse voltage
BUD630
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1
1
2
3
BUD630
1 Base 2 Collector 3 Emitter
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2 Collector 3 Emitter
Absolute Maximum Ratings
T
= 25°C, unless otherwise specified
case
ParameterTest ConditionsSymbolValueUnit
Collector-emitter voltageV
V
Emitter-base voltageV
Collector currentI
Collector peak currentI
Base currentI
Base peak currentI
Total power dissipationT
Junction temperatureT
Storage temperature rangeT
≤ 25°CP
case
V
3
CEO
CEW
CES
EBO
C
CM
B
BM
tot
j
stg
2
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500V
700V
11V
6A
9A
3A
4.5A
40W
150
–65 to +150
°
C
°
C
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Maximum Thermal Resistance
T
= 25°C, unless otherwise specified
case
ParameterTest ConditionsSymbolValueUnit
Junction caseR
Electrical Characteristics
T
= 25°C, unless otherwise specified
case
ParameterTest ConditionsSymbolMinTypMaxUnit
Collector cut-off currentV
Collector-emitter breakdown
voltage (figure 1)
Emitter-base breakdown voltageIE = 1 mAV
Collector-emitter saturation voltage IC = 1 A; IB = 0.25 AV
Base-emitter saturation voltageIC = 1 A; IB = 0.25 AV
DC forward current transfer ratioVCE = 2 V; IC = 10 mAh
Collector-emitter working voltageVS = 50 V; L = 1 mH; IC = 6 A;
Figure 2. Test circuit for switching characteristics – resistive load
C
0.9 I
0.1 I
I
B
I
B1
C
C
t
r
t
d
t
on
t
s
t
off
t
t
f
–I
I
0.9 I
0.1 I
0
t
B2
C
C
C
L
C
(2)
I
C
(1)
I
B1
V
BB
I
B
R
B
+
V
CE
V
clamp
V
CC
t
(1) Fast electronic switch
t
r
s
t
(2) Fast recovery rectifier
Figure 3. Test circuit for switching characteristics – inductive load
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Typical Characteristics (T
8
6
4
V
< I
C
CEsat
< 0.5 x I
B2
< 2V
C
CEW
– Diagram
IB = 970 mA
C
I – Collector Current ( A )
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C
I – Collector Current ( A )
0.1 x I
2
0
0100200300400
VCE – Collector Emitter Voltage ( V )
Figure 4. V
10
8
6
4
2
= 25_C unless otherwise specified)
case
100
12.5 K/W
10
1
25 K/W
0.1
0.01
tot
P – Total Power Dissipation ( W )
0.001
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0255075100
T
– Case Temperature ( °C )
case
500
600
Figure 7. P
10
800 mA
590 mA
400 mA
100 mA
76 mA
1
0.1
IC = 0.8A
50 K/W
vs.T
tot
R
1A
thJA
case
3.12 K/W
= 135 K/W
125
4A
3A
2A
150
0
04 81216
95 10502
VCE – Collector Emitter Voltage ( V )
Figure 5. IC vs. V
100
10
FE
h – Forward DC Current Transfer Ratio
1
0.010.11
95 10500
IC – Collector Current ( A )
Figure 6. hFE vs. I
CE
VCE = 25V
10V
5V
C
2V
20
10
0.01
0.010.11
CEsat
V – Collector Emitter Saturation Voltage ( V )
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Figure 8. V
100
Tj = 125°C
75°C
25°C
10
FE
h – Forward DC Current Transfer Ratio
1
0.010.11
95 10501
IC – Collector Current ( A )
Figure 9. hFE vs. I
IB – Base Current ( A )
vs. I
CEsat
C
10
B
10
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m
s
t – Storage Time ( s )
95 10507
m
s
t – Storage Time ( s )
95 10505
10
saturated switching
R–load
I
8
= 1A, I
C
= 0.12A
B1
6
T
= 125°C
case
4
2
0
25°C
02468
–I
B2/IB1
Figure 10. ts vs. –IB2/I
10
saturated switching
B1
R–load
I
= 1A, I
8
C
B1
= 0.25A
6
T
= 125°C
case
4
2
25°C
0
0
0.81.62.43.2
–I
B2/IB1
10
4.0
m
f
t – Fall Time ( s )
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m
f
t – Fall Time ( s )
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0.5
0.4
T
= 125°C
0.3
case
0.2
0.1
saturated switching
R–load
I
= 1A, I
C
0
B1
02468
–IB2/I
B1
Figure 12. tf vs. –IB2/I
B1
1.0
saturated switching
R–load
0.8
= 1A, I
C
= 0.25A
B1
I
0.6
T
= 125°C
0.4
0.2
case
25°C
0
00.81.62.43.2
–IB2/I
B1
25°C
= 0.12A
10
4.0
Figure 11. ts vs. –IB2/I
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Figure 13. tf vs. –IB2/I
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It is the policy of Vishay Semiconductor GmbH to
1. Meet all present and future national and international statutory requirements.
2. Regularly and continuously improve the performance of our products, processes, distribution and operating
systems with respect to their impact on the health and safety of our employees and the public, as well as their
impact on the environment.
It is particular concern to control or eliminate releases of those substances into the atmosphere which are known as
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on these substances.
Vishay Semiconductor GmbH has been able to use its policy of continuous improvements to eliminate the use of
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2. Class I and II ozone depleting substances in the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 by the Environmental
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substances and do not contain such substances.
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