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Diodes are electric devices which conduct current in one direction l.e. Offer a low resistance. While blocking i.e. Offering a high resistance. In the reverse direction. Criterion of the "quickness" of a diode is the reverse recovery time t rr indicated as time interval between the turn-off of the forward current and the instant a certain value of the reverse voltage is reached.
Diodes are electric devices which conduct current in one direction l.e. Offer a low resistance. While blocking i.e. Offering a high resistance. In the reverse direction. Criterion of the "quickness" of a diode is the reverse recovery time t rr indicated as time interval between the turn-off of the forward current and the instant a certain value of the reverse voltage is reached.
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Diodes are electric devices which conduct current in one direction l.e. Offer a low resistance. While blocking i.e. Offering a high resistance. In the reverse direction. Criterion of the "quickness" of a diode is the reverse recovery time t rr indicated as time interval between the turn-off of the forward current and the instant a certain value of the reverse voltage is reached.
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Figure 2: Current wave form during commutation of the diode from conduction state to the blocking state. (DIN 41781 page 10)
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BROWN BOVERI
Silicon-Semiconductor Cornponents
Rectifier-Diodes
Diodes are electric devices which conduct current in one direction l.e. offer a low resistance. while blocking i.e, offering a high resistance. in the reverse direction. Silicon. proving especially efficient in the higher power range. is preferrably employed for the production of semiconductor diodes.
Fig. 1 c shows the characteristic of a semiconductor diode in forward and reverse direction.
b)
In the standard range (type code OS .. ) the reverse voltage must not exceed even temporarily the non repetitive reverse voltage V RSM.
Avalanche diodes of the DSA range may temporarily be exposed to voltages of the order of the break down voltage V (BR).
Standard-type diodes are as a rule employed in circuits with line voltage supply (SO-110 Hz). For use at higher frequencies (nearly off 1000 Hz) the dynamical properties during turn-on and turn-off should be taken into consideration.
Fast recovery diodes of the DSD range have good dynamical properties. The criterion of the "quickness" of a diode is the reverse recovery time t rr indicated as time interval between the turn-off of the forward current and the instant a certain value of the reverse voltage is reached (see Fig. 2).
On changing over from the conducting to the non-conducting state the charge carrier quantity stored in the junction give rise to an excessive inverse current, the so-called recovery reverse current I rr, immediately after passage of the current through zero. After the reverse recovery time has elapsed the reverse current is interrupted and finally decays to the steady state value of the inverse current. This phenomenon is known as hole storage effect and the integration of the current-time-area in reverse direction eventually gives the reverse recovered charge Qrr.
Fast diodes featuring lower Qrr and trr values than standard-type diodes, their reverse power losses is lower, which again results in a hlqhar efficiency.
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Type code of Brown Boveri diodE!S Example: OS A I 35-14 A
DS----A----- 0----- 1----
Silicon diode (standard) Avalanche type
Fast recovery type
Inverse polarity (cathode stud mounted)
35 --- Current rating in ampere -14 -- Voltage class (14 ~. 1400 V) A - Modlfication
Glossary of terms and symbols
Terms and symbols largely correspond to the international recommendations ( ~)
O~ Forward voltage drop. maximum value at rated IF
o~ Maximum reverse power surge for avalanche diodes at
l1(VJ)max and 10 ItS pulse width
l1(VJ) O~ Virtual junction temperature
l1(VJ)max o~ Maximum junction temperature
l1amb O~ Ambient temperature
l1case O~ Case temperature
RthJC O~ Thermal resistance junction to case
RthJA o~ Thermal resistance junction to ambient
trr o~ Reverse recovery time at 25° C
Qrr O~ Reverse recovered charge at 25° C
VRRM = Repetitive peak reverse voltage. instantaneous value I FRMS = Maximum permissible forward current. RMS value
I FAVM = Mean forward current, 40 to 1000 Hz of one halfsine wave at l1amb = 45° C. convection cooling and RthJA' resp, 't'Jcase= 100° C and R thJC
= Peak one cycle surge forward current, 10 ms, starting temperature U(VJ)max
= Pt for fusing
= Maximum reverse current at U(VJ)max and VRRM
Standard and Avalanche Diodes
IFAvM: ... 1 up to 11 A
Type VRRM IFRMS IFAVM IFSM Ji2dt IR vF PRSM if RthJC RthJA Weight Outline
(ref. iF) ill (VJ)max
Standard I Avalanche V A A A A's rnA V kW DC °C/W °C/W 9 Nr. 1 N 4002 100
4003 200
4004 400
4005 600
4006 800
4007 1000
OS 0,9-04 A 400
-07 A 700
-11 A OSA 0,9-11 A 1100
-14 A -14A 1400
-16 A -16A 1600
-18 A" -18 A" 1800
OS 1,2-04 A 400
-07 A 700
-11 A OSA 1,2-11 A 1100
-14 A -14 A 1400
-16 A -16 A 1600
-18 A" -18 A" 1800
OS 1,8-04 A 400
-07 A 700
-11 A OSA 1,8-11 A 1100
-14A -14A 1400
-16A -16 A 1600
-18 A" -18 A" 1800 1,6
5
2 50
(1,2) @
27
3,7
0,3 ;S; 1,1
(1 A)
175
60
0,4
;S; 1
;S; 1,3 (6 A)
7
2,5 60
(1,3) @
;S; 1 :;; 1,2 1,6 150 -- 38 0,8 2
(3 A) (80) @ 12
18
1,7
150
37 1,5
(75) @
3
OS 2 -04 A - 400 7 3 100 50 ;S; 1 ;S; 1,25
-07 A - 700 (1,5) @ (7 A)
-11 A DSA2 -11 A 1100
-14A -14 A 1400
-16 A -16 A 1600
-18 A" -18 A" 1800 OS 6 -04 A 400
-07 A 700
-11 A DSA6 -11 A 1100
-14A -14 A 1400
-16A -16 A 1600
-18 A" -18 A" 1800
OS 9 -04 A 400
-07 A 700
-11 A OSA 9 -11 A 1100
-14 A -14 A 1400
-16 A -16 A 1600
-18 A" -18 A" 1800 ,5 60 18 ;S;1 ;-;; 1,3 1,7 150 - 33 2,2 4
,7) @ (6 A) (54) @ 7 2
VRRM IFRMS IFAVM IFSM fi2dt IR
alanche V A A A Ns m I Av
-------
Standard
DS 110 -04 A g~1110-07 A -11 A
-14 A
-16 A'
-18 A"
400 250 110
700
DSA 110 -11 A 1100
g~;~1110 -14 A 1400
, -16 A' 1600
-18 A" 1800 A
v
F PRSM 11 RthJC Weight Outline
ref. iF) CD (VJ)max
, kW °C 0C/W g Nr. 2800 39000 ;;;6 ~:;; 1,4 35 150 ;;:; 0,35 130 12
(500 A) DS 250 -04 F ., 400 600 250 14300 90000 ;;; 30 ~~ 1,9 40 1140 ;;; 0,12 F~340 F~13
D~~ 250-07 F " 700 (1200 A)
-11 F DSA 250 -11 F l 1100
-14 F resp. and -14 F 1400 L~450 L~14
-17 F' L DSAI250 -17 F' resp. 1700
-20 F' -20 F' J L 2000
-23 F' -23 F' 2300 DSA 251 -26 G 2600
-29 G 2900
-32 G 3200
-38 G 3800
-44 G 4400
-50 G 5000
DS 400 -04 F" 400
-07 F" 700
-11 F DSA 400 -11 F 1100
-14 F -14 F 1400
-17 F -17 F 1700
-20 F -20 F 2000
-23 F -23 F 2300
-----
DSA 401 -26 G 2600
-29 G 2900
-32 G 3200
-38 G 3800
-44 G 4400
-50 G 5000
DSA 403-38 G} 3800
-44 G resp. 4400
-50 G L 5000
DSA 405-38 A 3800
-44 A 4400
-50 A 5000 140
250
90000
~; 2,04 40
(600 A)
600
4300
400
~; 1,45 40
(1500 A)
78!i
8000
320000
300
180000
78S
370
6000
'1800
300000
;;; 0,08 390
15
;;; 0,08 340
140
;;; 0,08 390
140
~; 2,3 40
(1600 A)
15
:s; 30
~; 2,4 50
(1800 A)
• With inverse polarity delivery time on request Delivery time on request
VRRM 'FAVM 'FSM /i2dt I 'R VF PRSM ,1(VJ)rnax RthJC Weight Outline
I (ref. iF)
V A A A's rnA V kW °C °C/W g Nr. Type
Avalanche
DSA503-23 G I
-26 G resp.
-29 G L
-32 G 2300 500 10300 530000 ;S; 30 ;S; 1,7 50 140 ;S; 0,06 G=445 G=16
2600 (1800 A)
2900 L=715 L=17
3200 DSA603-11 G -14 G
-17 G
-20 G
1100 1400 1700 2000
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DSA605-23 A 2300
-26 A 2600
-29 A 2900
-32 A 3200
DSA 607-38 A 13800
DSA 705-11 A 1100
-14A 1400
-17 A 1700
-20 A 2000
DSA 707-23 A 2300
-26 A 2600
-29 A 2900
-32 A 3200
DSA807-11 A 1100
-14 A 1400
-17 A 1700
-20 A 2000 600
Dimensions in mm A = Anode, K = Cathode
15 16 17
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A ~ A
A
BBC 736052 a
DSA 251 G DSA 403' G DSA 403 L
DSA 401 G DSA 503 G DSA 503 L
DSA 603; G DSA 603 L
5 Fast Recovery Diodes
NEW
'FAVM: ... 1 up to 350 A
Preliminary data
Type VRRM IFAVM IFSM ji'dt "R vf' trr { at iF 1 o., iI(VJ)max HthJA RthJC Weight Outline
(ref. iF) and
V A A A's rnA V "s dl/dt f p,As °C "C/W °C/W g Nr.
DSD 1,2-01 A I 100 I 1 I 60 I 18 I :~ 1 I ~ ;33A} ~ 0,3 I 1 A I 0,3 150 1;'5 I- I 1,5 I 3
-02 A 200 10 A/I"s
-04 A 400
-06 A 600
DSD2 -01 A 100 I 1,2 100 50 .,; 1 I ~ 1,3 ~ 0,3 1,2A I 0,3 150 1,'5 - I 2,5 5
-02 A 200 (3,5 A) 10 A/I"s
-04 A 400 I-OJ5
-06 A 600
-08 A 800 I I ~ 0,5 I I
-10A 1000
DSD 17 -01 A 100 16 250 310 .;S; 2 ~ 1,7 ~ 0,3 16 A 0,75 150 - ~ 1,7 6 I 7
-02 A 200 (50 A) 50 A/.us
-04 A 400
-07 A 700 __ - I
-11 A 1100 ~ 0,5 -"2-
~ ---
-14 A 1400 7,5
DSD 35 -01 A 100 28 400 800 1~3 :0;; 1,65 ~ 0,3 28 A 1,5 150 .- ~ 1 15 10
-02 A 200 (85 A) 50 Alps
-04 A 400
-07 A 700 I I ~ 0,5
~- --- -4-
1100
-14 A 1400 ~ 15
DSD 250-08 A * 800 250 3800 72 000 ;;; 80 :0;; 1,6 - 500 A 100 150 - ~ 0,12 550 14
-10 A 1000 (500 A) 25 Ail's
-12 A 1200
-14A 1400
-16 A* 1600
DSD 304-06 A I 600 350 2200 24000 ~ 16 :0;; 1,3 - 300 A 25 125 .- ~ 0,09 52 20
-08 A 800 (ilC = "~(VJ) = (400 A} 50 AIl'S
-10 A 11000
-11 A 1100 650 C) 700 C
-12 A 1200 * on request
Dimensions lin mm
A = Anode, K = Cathode
052~-
18 i 2-
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1
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57
20
Detailed data sheets with diagrams covering the whole range of devices are available.
Write for further informations to:
BBe 73"'540 DSA 705
DSA 607 DSA 707 DSA 807
BBC
BROWN BOVERI
Klassifikations-Nr. 07011541 GHS 1617 E
Printed in the Federal Republic of Germany
Submitted by:
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