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As a professional exporter, X-Meritan provides customers with IGBT Uses MELF Patch Glass Sealed NTC Thermistor manufactured in China that meets international quality standards. The IGBT is a fully controlled, voltage-driven power semiconductor device with a low on-state voltage drop and is widely used in power electronics. It combines the voltage-driven characteristics of a MOSFET with the low on-state losses of a BJT, supporting high current and high voltage applications with fast switching speeds and high efficiency. The IGBT's overall performance is unmatched by other power devices. Its advantage lies in combining the high input impedance of a MOSFET with the low on-state voltage drop of a GTR. While GTRs offer low saturation voltage and high current density, they also require high drive currents. MOSFETs excel at low drive power consumption and fast switching speeds, but suffer from high on-state voltage drop and low current density. The IGBT cleverly combines the advantages of both devices, maintaining low drive power consumption while achieving a low saturation voltage.
Transfer characteristics: The relationship between collector current and gate voltage. The turn-on voltage is the gate-to-emitter voltage that enables the IGBT to achieve conductivity modulation. The turn-on voltage decreases slightly with increasing temperature, with its value decreasing by approximately 5mV for every 1°C increase in temperature. Volt-ampere characteristics: The output characteristic, i.e., the relationship between collector current and collector-to-emitter voltage, is measured with the gate-to-emitter voltage as a reference variable. The output characteristic is divided into three regions: forward blocking, active, and saturation. During operation, the IGBT primarily switches between the forward blocking and saturation regions.
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