Are there any 45-65 Hz IGBT's you can refer me to?

Thread starter thebluser
Start date Feb 16, 2013

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The discussion revolves around the search for IGBTs operating at frequencies of 45, 55, and 65 Hz, with users struggling to find available options online. A clarification is made that while 45 to 65 Hz is not significant, frequencies between 45K to 65K Hz are important. Participants suggest using modeling tools like Semisel to define necessary parameters for the application. The conversation emphasizes the need for specificity in frequency requirements when searching for components. Overall, the thread highlights challenges in sourcing specific IGBT frequencies and the importance of accurate modeling in electrical design.

Feb 16, 2013

thebluser

are there any 45,55,65 Hz IGBT's that i could buy? i can't find any over the internet. if you know about one of them, can you refer me to it?

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Feb 16, 2013

Windadct

Please be more specific - 45 to 65 Hz is a non issue ... however 45K to 65K Hz is significant. Can you model your case in something like Semisel ( http://semisel.semikron.com/Circuit.asp ) ...

This will help define the necessary parameters.

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