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600V/50A & 45A PS*
General conditions
BUCK
=
=
=
=
VGEon
VGEoff
Rgon
Rgoff
+ 15 V
- 15 V
8Ω
8Ω
Vout= 230 VAC
Figure 1.
Buck MOSFET
15 V
0V
8Ω
8Ω
Figure 2.
Typical average static loss as a function of
of output current IoRMS
Ploss=f(Iout)
Buck FRED
Typical average static loss as a function of
output current IoRMS
Ploss=f(Iout)
50
Ploss (W)
45
Ploss (W)
BOOST
=
=
=
=
VGEon
VGEoff
Rgon
Rgoff
45
40
φ=90º
φ=0º
40
35
35
30
30
25
25
20
20
φ=0º
15
15
φ=180º
10
10
5
5
φ=180º
0
0
0
10
20
Conditions:
parameter:
Tj=
φ
30
125
from
40
50 I (A)
out
0
60
°C
0°
in
12
to
10
20
Conditions:
parameter:
180°
Tj=
φ
30
125
from
steps
40
Buck MOSFET
0°
12
60
to
180°
steps
Figure 4.
Typical average static loss as a function of
phase displacement φ
Ploss=f(φ)
I out (A)
°C
in
Figure 3.
50
Buck FRED
Typical average static loss as a function of
phase displacement φ
Ploss=f(φ)
50
Ploss (W)
Ploss (W)
45
IoutRMS=Imax
45
40
40
35
IoutRMS=Imax
35
30
30
25
25
20
20
15
15
10
10
5
5
IoutRMS=6%Imin
IoutRMS=6% Imax
0
0
0
Conditions:
parameter:
20
40
Tj=
IoRMS
60
80
100
125
from
°C
in steps of
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140
3,33 A
7
160
to
180
φ(º )
0
200
Conditions:
parameter:
50 A
A
20
40
Tj=
IoRMS
60
80
100
125
from
°C
in steps of
1
120
140
3,33 A
7
160
to
180
φ(º )
200
50 A
A
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Figure 5.
Buck MOSFET
600V/50A & 45A PS*
Figure 6.
Buck FRED
Typical average switching loss as a function of
phase displacement φ
Ploss=f(φ)
phase displacement φ
Ploss=f(φ)
Ploss (W)
Typical average switching loss as a function of
Ploss (W)
7,0
IoutRMS=Imax
2,00
1,80
6,0
1,60
IoutRMS=Imax
1,40
5,0
1,20
4,0
1,00
3,0
0,80
0,60
2,0
0,40
IoutRMS=6% Imax
1,0
0,20
IoutRMS=6% Imax
0,00
0
20
40
Conditions:
parameter:
60
80
100
120
Tj=
fsw=
125
20
°C
kHz
DC link=
IoRMS
700
from
V
140
φ(º )
180
0
200
20
40
Conditions:
3,33 A
in steps of
160
7
to
50 A
parameter:
60
100
Tj=
fsw=
125
20
°C
kHz
DC link=
IoRMS
700
from
V
A
Figure 7.
80
7
Buck FRED
P loss (W)
47
47
43
43
40
0-5
40
5-10
37
37
33
33
15-20
10-15
15-20
30
30
27
27
20-25
25-30
20-25
23
25-30
23
20
20
17
17
30-35
30-35
35-40
35-40
13
13
10
10
40-45
40-45
7
45-50
0
15
30
45
60
75
90
200
50 A
50
IoutR
50
10-15
to
180
φ(º )
Typical total loss as a function of
phase displacement φ and output current IoRMS
Ploss=f(IoRMS;φ)
P loss (W)
5-10
160
A
Figure 8.
Typical total loss as a function of
phase displacement φ and output current IoRMS
Ploss=f(IoRMS;φ)
0-5
140
3,33 A
in steps of
Buck MOSFET
120
IoutR
0,0
3
105 120 135 150 165 180
7
0
15
30
45
60
75 90
φ(º )
3
105 120 135 150 165 180
φ(º )
Conditions:
Tj=
125
°C
DC link=
fsw=
700
20
V
kHz
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Conditions:
2
Tj=
125
°C
DC link=
fsw=
700
20
V
kHz
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Figure 9.
for Buck MOSFET+FRED
600V/50A & 45A PS*
Figure 10.
for Buck MOSFET+FRED
Typical available output current as a function of
phase displacement φ
Typical available output current as a function of
switching frequency fsw
Iout=f(φ)
Iout=f(fsw)
60
Th=50°C
Iout (A)
Iout (A)
60
Th=50°C
50
50
40
40
30
30
Th=100°C
Th=100°C
20
20
10
10
0
0
15
30
45
60
75
90
105
120
135
150
165
0
180
1
φ
Conditions:
Tj= Tjmax-25 °C
fsw=
parameter:
700
V
Heatsink temp.
Th from
50
°C to
in
10
°C
20 kHz
Conditions:
DC link=
parameter:
100
steps
Figure 11.
°C
10
fsw (kHz)
φ= 0 °
Tj= Tjmax-25 °C
DC link=
Heatsink temp.
Th from
in
700
50
10
100
V
°C to
°C
100
steps
°C
for Buck IGBT+FRED
Typical available 50Hz output current as a function of
fsw and phase displacement φ
Iout=f(fsw,φ)
180
I out (A)
φ
165
150
60-65
135
55-60
120
50-55
45-50
105
40-45
35-40
90
30-35
25-30
75
20-25
60
15-20
10-15
45
5-10
0-5
30
15
fsw (kHz)
Conditions:
2
4
8
16
32
64
0
128
Tj= Tjmax-25 °C
DC link=
Th=
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80
V
°C
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Figure 12.
Boost IGBT
600V/50A & 45A PS*
Figure 13.
Typical average static loss as a function of
output current
Ploss=f(Iout)
Boost FRED
Typical average static loss as a function of
output current
Ploss=f(Iout)
80
Ploss (W)
Ploss (W)
40
φ=0º
φ=180º
70
35
60
30
50
25
40
20
30
15
20
10
φ=180º
10
5
φ=0º
0
0
0
10
20
Conditions:
parameter:
30
Tj=
125
φ
from
in
40
50 Iout (A)
0
60
°C
10
20
Conditions:
0°
12
to
steps
Figure 14.
180º
parameter:
Boost IGBT
30
Tj=
125
φ
from
in
50
Iout (A)
60
°C
0°
12
to
steps
Figure 15.
Typical average static loss
as a function of phase displacement
Ploss=f(φ)
180º
Boost FRED
Typical average static loss
as a function of phase displacement
Ploss=f(φ)
FRED D1
80
Ploss (W)
40
Ploss (W)
40
IoutRMS=Imax
35
IoutRMS=Imax
70
30
60
25
50
20
40
15
30
10
20
5
10
IoutRMS=6% Imax
IoutRMS=6% Imax
0
0
0
Conditions:
parameter:
20
40
Tj=
IoRMS
60
80
100
125
from
°C
in steps of
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3 A
140
160
to
180
φ(º )
200
0
Conditions:
parameter:
50 A
7 A
20
40
Tj=
IoRMS
60
80
100
125
from
°C
in steps of
4
120
3 A
140
160
to
180
φ(º )
200
50 A
7 A
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Figure 16.
Boost IGBT
600V/50A & 45A PS*
Figure 17.
Boost FRED
Ploss (W)
Typical average switching loss as a function of
phase displacement
Ploss=f(φ)
Ploss (W)
Typical average switching loss as a function of
phase displacement
Ploss=f(φ)
35
IoutRMS=Imax
25
IoutRMS=Imax
30
20
25
15
20
15
10
10
5
5
IoutRMS=6% Imax
IoutRMS=6% Imax
0
0
40
80
100
Tj=
125
°C
DC link=
IoRMS
700
from
V
Conditions:
parameter:
60
120
140
160
fsw=
in steps of
3 A
to
7 A
A
Figure 18.
φ(º )
180
0
20 kHz
40
Conditions:
50 A
parameter:
60
80
100
Tj=
125
°C
DC link=
IoRMS
700
from
V
in steps of
Boost IGBT
120
140
160
180
φ(º )
200
fsw=
20 kHz
3 A
to
50 A
7 A
A
Figure 19.
Typical total loss as a function of phase displacement
and IoutRMS
Boost FRED
Typical total loss as a function of phase displacement
and IoutRMS
Ploss=f(IoRMS;φ)
Ploss=f(IoRMS;φ)
P loss (W)
47
36-39
33-36
43
30-33
40
27-30
50
IoutR
50
P loss (W)
30
15-18
27
12-15
0
15
30
45
60
75
90
Tj=
125
°C
DC link=
fsw=
700
20
V
kHz
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27
24-30
23
18-24
20
12-18
6-9
13
30
30-36
20
0-3
33
36-42
9-12
17
37
42-48
23
3-6
40
48-54
33
18-21
43
54-60
37
21-24
47
60-66
24-27
Conditions:
20
200
17
6-12
13
0-6
10
10
7
7
3
105 120 135 150 165 180
φ(º )
0
15
Conditions:
5
MS
20
IoutR
0
30
45
60
75 90
φ(º )
3
105 120 135 150 165 180
Tj=
125
°C
DC link=
fsw=
700
20
V
kHz
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Figure 20.
Boost IGBT+FRED
600V/50A & 45A PS*
Figure 21.
Typical available output current as a function of
of phase displacement
Iout=f(φ)
Boost IGBT+FRED
Typical available output current
as a function of switching frequency
Iout=f(fsw)
60
Iout (A)
Iout (A)
60
50
Th=50°C
50
40
40
Th=50°C
30
30
20
20
Th=100°C
Th=100°C
10
10
0
0
Conditions:
15
30
45
60
75
90
105
120
135
Tj= Tjmax-25 °C
DC link=
700
V
parameter:
Th from
in
150
fsw=
Heatsink temp.
50
°C to
10
°C
165
0
180
φ(º )
1
20 kHz
Conditions:
10
Figure 22.
°C
f sw (kHz)
Th from
in
Heatsink temp.
50
°C to
10
°C
1000
φ= 90°
Tj= Tjmax-25 °C
DC link=
700
V
parameter:
100
steps
100
100
steps
°C
Boost IGBT+FRED
Typical available 50Hz output current as a function of
fsw and phase displacement
Iout=f(fsw,φ)
180
I out (A)
φ
165
150
0-5
5-10
10-15
15-20
20-25
25-30
30-35
35-40
40-45
45-50
135
120
105
90
75
60
45
30
15
2
Conditions:
4
8
16
32
64
0
128
fsw (kHz)
Tj= Tjmax-25 °C
DC link=
Th=
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80
V
°C
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Figure 23.
per MODULE
600V/50A & 45A PS*
Figure 24.
Typical available output current as a function of
heat sink temperature
Iout=f(Th)
per MODULE
Typical available output current
as a function of phase displacement
Iout=f(φ)
60
Iout (A)
Iout (A)
60
50
Th=50°C
50
40
40
2kHz
30
30
20
20
Th=100°C
128kHz
10
10
0
0
φ
60
65
Conditions:
70
75
80
85
90
o
95T h ( C) 100
0
Tj= Tjmax-25 °C
DC link=
φ=
parameter:
Conditions:
700
V
0°
Switching freq.
fsw from
2
in steps of factor 2
15
30
45
parameter:
128
Figure 25.
kHz
Th from
in
per MODULE
75
90
105
120
135
150
50
10
°C to
°C
100
steps
per MODULE
Typical available 50Hz output current as a function of
fsw and phase displacement
Iout=f(fsw,φ)
180
60
Iout (A)
180
700
V
20
kHz
Heatsink temp.
Figure 26.
Typical available output current as a function of
switching frequency
Iout=f(fsw)
165
Tj= Tjmax-25 °C
DC link=
fsw=
kHz to
60
I out (A)
Th=50°C
φ
165
50
150
60-65
135
55-60
50-55
40
120
45-50
40-45
105
35-40
30
30-35
90
25-30
Th=100°C
75
20-25
20
15-20
60
10-15
5-10
45
0-5
10
30
15
0
1
10
Conditions:
Tj= Tjmax-25 °C
DC link=
parameter:
Th from
in
50
10
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f sw (kHz)
φ=
100
f sw (kHz)
0°
Conditions:
700
V
Heatsink temp.
°C to
°C
2
4
8
16
32
64
0
128
Tj= Tjmax-25 °C
DC link=
Th=
700
80
V
°C
100
steps
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Figure 27.
per MODULE
600V/50A & 45A PS*
Figure 28.
per MODULE
Typical efficiency as a function of output power
η=f(Pout)
efficiency (%)
Typical efficiency as a function of output power
η=f(Pout)
efficiency (%)
100,0
100,0
99,0
φ=0º
99,0
2kHz
98,0
φ=180º
98,0
97,0
128kHz
Pout (kVA)
Pout (kVA)
96,0
97,0
0,0
2,0
Conditions:
4,0
Tj=
fsw=
6,0
125
20
8,0
10,0
12,0
0,0
14,0
°C
kHz
Conditions:
DC link=
parameter:
2,0
700
V
phase displacement
φ
from
0°
in steps of 30 °
Tj=
DC link=
parameter:
to
Figure 29.
6,0
125
700
8,0
10,0
12,0
128
kHz
Figure 30.
per MODULE
Typical available output power as a function of
Typical loss distribution as a function of
heat sink temperature
Pout=f(Th)
output current
Pout=f(Th)
14
14,0
φ= 0 °
°C
V
Switching freq.
fsw from
2
kHz to
in steps of factor 2
180 °
per MODULE
4,0
Pout (kW)
120,0
Loss distribution
12
100,0
10
T1
Stat.
2kHz
80,0
D3-5
Sw.
8
D3-5
Stat.
60,0
6
T3
Sw.
40,0
T3
Stat.
4
128kHz
20,0
2
0,0
0
60
Conditions:
parameter:
65
70
75
80
Tj= Tjmax-25 °C
DC link=
700
φ=
0
Switching freq.
fsw from
2
kHz to
in steps of factor 2
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85
90
95
T h ( o C)
3
100
10
13
17
20
23
27
30
33
37
40
43
47
50
Iout (A)
Conditions:
V
°
128
7
Tj=
fsw=
125
20
°C
kHz
DC link=
φ=
700
0°
V
kHz
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Figure 31.
Typical relativ loss distribution as a function of
output current
Pout=f(Th)
per MODULE
Figure 32.
600V/50A & 45A PS*
per MODULE
1,0
Loss distribution
0,9
0,8
T1
Stat.
D3-5
Sw.
D3-5
Stat.
0,7
0,6
0,5
0,4
T3
Sw.
T3
Stat.
0,3
0,2
0,1
0,0
3
7
10
13
17
20
23
27
30
33
37
40
43
47
50
Iout (A)
Conditions:
Tj=
fsw=
DC link=
φ=
125
20
700
0°
°C
kHz
V
Cg is included in the module
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