What Is the Practical Device Number of a Static Induction Thyristor?

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The discussion centers on finding the practical device number for a Static Induction Thyristor (SITH) as part of a report. The original poster expresses difficulty in locating this information. A forum member suggests conducting a Google search for manufacturers of SITHs. There is also a request for the original poster to share their report's progress. The conversation highlights the challenge of sourcing specific technical details for SITHs.
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hello everybody!
i am making a report on Static induction thyristor and about to end the report but i could't find the practical device number of the SITH so if anybody knows about this, kindly tell me?
 
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M.Ramiz said:
hello everybody!
i am making a report on Static induction thyristor and about to end the report but i could't find the practical device number of the SITH so if anybody knows about this, kindly tell me?

Welcome to the PF. I'm not familiar with the devices, but was there nothing in your Google search that gave you manufacturers?

http://www.google.com/search?source...GLL_enUS301US302&q=Static+induction+thyristor

Can you post what your report looks like so far?
 

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