by SEMIKRON
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0898
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CAL (controlled axial lifetime) technology, patent No. DE 43 10 44
V
RSM
V
RRM
I
FRMS
(maximum values for continuous operation)
450 A
V
I
FAV
(sin. 180; T
case
= 85 C; 50 Hz
290 A
1600
1700
SKKE 330 F 16
SKKE 330 F 17
Symbol Conditions
SKKE 330 F
Units
I
FDC
I
FDC
I
FDC
T
case
= 66 C
T
amb
= 45 C; R
thha
= 0,05 C/W
T
amb
= 45 C; R
thha
= 0,15 C/W
(1/6 P16/300F)
450
300
200
A
A
A
I
FSM
T
vj
= 25 C; 10 ms
T
vj
= 150 C; 10 ms
6 200
5 200
A
A
i
2
t
T
vj
= 25 C; 8,3 ... 10 ms
T
vj
= 150 C; 8,3 ... 10 ms
192 000
135 000
A
2
s
A
2
s
Q
rr
I
RM
E
off
t
rr
I
R
T
vj
= 125 C
I
F
= 330 A
di
F
/dt = 2000 A/
s
V
R
= 600 V
T
vj
= 25 C; V
R
= V
RRM
T
vj
= 150 C; V
R
= V
RRM
92
240
10
typ. 1
2
30
C
A
mJ
s
mA
mA
V
F
V
(TO)
r
T
T
vj
= 25 C; I
F
= 330 A; max.
T
vj
= 150 C
T
vj
= 150 C
2,0
1,5
1,9
V
V
m
R
thjc
R
thch
T
vj
T
stg
DC
0,079
0,038
40 ... + 150
40 ... + 130
C/W
C/W
C
C
V
isol
M
1
M
2
a
w
a. c. 50 Hz; r.m.s; 1 min
to heatsink
SI units (M6)
US units
to terminals
SI units (M6)
US units
4000
3 ... 5
27 ... 44
2,5 ... 5
22 ... 44
5 x 9,81
475
V~
Nm
lb. in
Nm
lb. in
m/s
2
g
Case
SEMITRANS 4
page B 2 52
A 68
SEMIPACK
Fast Diode
1)
Modules
SKKE 330 F
Features
Heat transfer through aluminium
oxide DCB ceramic isolated
metal baseplate
Small recovered charge
Fast & soft recovery CAL
diodes
1)
UL recognized, file no. E 63 532
Creepage distance 20 mm
Clearance 12 mm
Typical Applications
Freewheeling diodes for IGBT
Freewheeling diode for
inductive loads
Brake choppers
Inverters and DC choppers
AC motor control
Boost choppers
up to 20 kHz
SKKE
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SKKE330F.XLS-16
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10
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0
2000
4000
6000
di
F
/dt
A/s
Q
rr
C
I
FM
=
300 A
200 A
150 A
100 A
400 A
V
R
= 600V
T
vj
= 125C
SKKE 330 F
SKKE330F.XLS-17
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F
/dt
A/s
I
RM
A
V
R
=600V
T
vj
=125C
I
FM
=300A
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V
F
V
I
F
A
25C
125C
SKKE 330 F
Fig. 16 Typ. recovered charge vs. current decrease
Fig. 17 Typ. peak recovery current vs. current decrease
Fig. 19 Typ. forward characteristics
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