Westcode Semiconductors DF 46 Data Sheet

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SEMICONDUCTORS
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Technical Publication
OF 46
ISSUE 2
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Fast
Recovery
Stud-Base
45 amperes average: up
Ratings
RATING
Average
R.M.S. D.C. forward current Peak
non-repetitive
Maximum surge
Operating temperature range Storage temperature range
(Maximum
forward
current
one-cycle surge
current
12t
values
at
Tj
Diode
to
400 volts V
150°C
CONDITIONS
Half sinewave
10
10
3m.s. sine pulse
unless
. I
m.s.
sine pu
. I { 60% V
m.s.
sine pu
100DC case temperature
se
se
Type
stated
{60%
V
RM
V
RM~
VRM-:S
OOI\JI
1'111YI
otherwise)
V
re-applied max.
RRM
<
10
Volts
re-applied max.
RRM
~
10
Volts
10
volts
PCN/PCR046
SYMBOL
IFIAVI IFIRMSI IF
I
111
FSM
I
121
FSM
J2t
111
12t
121
12t
131
Tease
T
stg
-55+
-55+
45A 11SA 11SA 650A
750A
2113A2s 2S00A's
20S0A's
150DC
150DC
Characteristics
CHARACTERISTIC
Peak
forward voltage drop
Forward
Forward Peak
Thermal resistance
Reverse recovered charge
Reverse recovery time
VOLTAGE CODE
"Repetitive voltage
Non-repetitive
"Maximum
conduction conduction
reverse current
voltage
heatsink
threshold voltage slope resistance
to
(Maximum
values
IIFM=1OOA,
\VRM=50V
....
V
RRM
V
RSM
free air thermal resistance
at
Tj
1500C
CONDITIONS
At
135A
IFM
VRM=VRRM (max.) Junction
Case
to
heatsink
to
case
di/dt=25A//As
02
200
300
for
which repetitive voltage ratings apply
unless
04
400
500
stated
otherwise)
SYMBOL
V
FM Vo r
IRRM
Rthlj·el Rthle-hsl o,.r
trr
is
7.5DC/W
1.56V
1.15V
3.05mQ 15mA
O.SDC/W
0.1DC/W
4.5j.lC
0.9J.1S
Ordering
5
FIXED
Typical code: SM04PCN046 = 400 V
Information
M
BASIC
CODE
VOLTAGE CODE
(Please
(see
above)
stud-base diode
RRM
quote
device
p
FIXED OUTLINE BASE POLARITY
with
code
C
CODE
stud cathode
as
explained
N =
R
cathode
-anode
below
- 10
0
FIXED TYPE
CODE
digits)
4
6
NOTES
1.
ON
OPERATION
For rectangular wave operation, allowance be made case temperature the average reverse switching dissipation and the rise in pulse. Failure peak temperature rises could result in the failure of which junction
Allowance may reverse switching
junction
the
device is assumed
with
regard
to
the
maximum permissible
for
both
the
heating caused by
temperature per reverse power
to
to
recovery.
be
correct
withstand the full reverse voltage
to
be applied
made
power
for
both
for
average and peak
dissipation
average and
at
the
instant
as
follows:
must
of
switching losses has been made.
E/pulse/volt joules) in reverse applied voltage.
f
is
the frequency
V
RRM
voltage
AT J /volt in deg. voltage per reverse recovery pulse
is
the
reverse energy (in
the
recovery period per
of
operation in
is
the repetitive peak reverse
is the junction temperature rise
C per
volt
of
reverse applied,
volt
Hz
of
CASE(2) = T
T
-ATJ/volt
where: T
u
o
OJ
150
.....
~
co
130
Q;
0.
E
110
~
~
~
90
Ql
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70
'E
&
50
~
30
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120
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100
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co
0.
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.,
'5
"E
60
co
~
0
40
-
E
::::J
20
E
'x
co
0
./
E
o
mean forward current, amperes (whole cycle average)
CASEllI
-
(E/pulse/volt)
V
RRM
CASEllI
is the maximum permissible case
temperature
CASE(2)
T temperature when allowance
~
,,~
~
L:::,
"
~
for
zero reverse losses.
is
the maximum permissible case
~
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!
"-
r'::
"-
1'-
['.,
l'-
f'....
1\
sq.
~
wave
6 phase
L 1 1 3 phase sq,
10
20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
1 phase sine
'I
#'
1 1
,0
Q
/'
3 phase sq. wave
6 phase sq, wave'
/
~./
/..
~
~
p-
~
~
~
10
30 40 50 60 m 80 90 100
f. V
f'-.
f"'..
f'.
....,
'\
1 phase sine wav':l
"
~I
1 1
1 1
~
IL
V
RRM
for
reverse
"-
!'-"
-I
waveL
Rth(J-C)
I:::::,
DC""
V
V
J
1
OC
Rth(J-C) is
2. For sinusoidal operation, the same derating expression may be considerable safety factor. The commutation rate of
forward current may be taken
at
the instant at which the forward current passes
through zero.
80
SQUARE WAVE
~lsOod
70
60
t-
., 40
Ql
&
~
~
a:
...!!-
i
~
~
co
""
~
50
30
20
10
/
V
V
V
I-
k::
r-
0
o
10
forward current, amperes
Figure 2.
V
/'
V
I
.........
_1-"'-
20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Maximum current v.
O.8°C/W
used, and will offer a
l---:I-
V
f0-
....-
r-
~
-
..
peak
reverse recovery
forward
I-
r--:
r-
current
as
r
that
-l-
obtaining
dlR/dt,A/l1s
f-
l-
l--
b--
I-
f--
-
300
200
100
50
20
Figure 1. Dissipation and case
v. current, 50Hz
temperature
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