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| Voltage | 100 V |
| ROHS Compliant | Yes |
| Current | 2 A |
| Part Number | IRKH130/16 |
| Make | IRI |
| Mounting Type | Through Hole |
| No of Pins | 2 Pins |
| Material | Aluminium |
| Country of Origin | Made in India |
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| ROHS Compliant | Yes |
| Make | IRI |
| Part Number | PWB130A 40 |
| Rectifier Type | Half Wave |
| Current | 50 hz |
| Country of Origin | Made in India |
The PWB‑130A‑40 is a high‑current, non‑isolated thyristor (SCR) module designed for use in three‑phase rectifier circuits and other DC power applications. It is manufactured by SanRex.
Key Specifications| Parameter | Value / Description |
|---|---|
| Type | Thyristor module (SCR), non‑isolated, 3 SCRs (bridge configuration) |
| Average On‑State Current (I_T(AV)) | 130 A (each device) under specified conditions |
| RMS On‑State Current (I_T(RMS)) | 204 A |
| Voltage Ratings | 400 V repetitive peak reverse voltage (V_RRM) |
| Surge Current (Non‑Repetitive) (I_TSM) | 3,200 A / 3,500 A, 50/60 Hz, one‑cycle or short surge duration rating |
| Gate Trigger Requirements |
Gate trigger voltage V_GT ≤ ~2 V; Gate trigger current I_GT (max) ~150 mA |
| Operating Junction Temperature Range | −30 °C up to +150 °C |
| Storage Temperature | −30 °C to +125 °C |
| Package / Mounting Style | Chassis mount module; base serves as common anode terminal (non‑isolated) |
High current capacity: With continuous average current ratings (130 A) and RMS ratings (204 A), the module is capable of handling substantial DC output loads.
High surge tolerance: The module can withstand large short‑term surge currents, making it suitable for applications with abrupt current demands (e.g. motor starting, rectifier charging, etc.).
Robust temperature ratings: With ability to operate up to +150 °C, useful in applications with elevated ambient or where cooling is less than ideal.
Non‑isolated design: That means the mounting base is electrically at the same potential as one of the SCRs (common anode). This simplifies mechanical design in some systems but requires careful consideration of insulation if mounting on a heatsink or chassis.
Gate drive relatively modest: Triggering requires relatively low gate current/voltage, enabling use of standard driving circuits.
Three‑phase controlled rectifiers feeding DC loads (e.g. DC drives, battery charging systems)
Welding power supplies
Industrial DC power supplies with high current demands
Power conversion systems where controlled rectification is needed
Motor control / slip‑recovery circuits
Because it is non‑isolated, the heatsink or mounting surface must be properly insulated or earthed depending on the circuit.
Cooling is critical. These modules generate heat proportional to current, so adequate heatsinking or forced air cooling is necessary to maintain safe junction temperatures.
Surge currents: although it can handle high surge, repeated surges or over‑stress can shorten life.
Gate drive: ensure that the gate circuit can reliably supply the needed trigger current and voltage, especially under lower temperatures or marginal conditions.
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