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DRSSTC Delight - Hot Components for DRSSTC Design

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HV Enthusiast
Thu Sept 07 2006, 12:27PM Print
HV Enthusiast Registered Member #15 Joined: Thu Feb 02 2006, 01:11PM
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Just to give you guys a heads up on some components which will aid in your SSTC / DRSSTC designs.

These current transformers work extremely well for SSTC and DRSSTC feedback and/or current monitoring designs and I have used them
up to 800A peak current at frequencies over 200kHz.

http://www.coilcraft.com/pdfs/senhi.pdf


The following gate drive transformers work very well for IGBTs in the DRSSTCs, again i have used them at frequencies over 200kHz and driving Fairchild 40N60 type IGBTs.
http://www.coilcraft.com/pdfs/da23xx_gate.pdf

Best thing about these which most of you will like, is that they are available as free samples via an online ordering form.

Enjoy!

1157632052 15 FT0 Coilcraft01

1157632052 15 FT0 Coilcraft02
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Marko
Thu Sept 07 2006, 01:26PM
Marko Registered Member #89 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 02:40PM
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Cool stuff, sadly they don't have 1:2:2 so you need to series the windings, but they are anyway much smaller and compact.. wink
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HV Enthusiast
Thu Sept 07 2006, 02:05PM
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You really don't need 1:2:2 when driving your devices. I believe the trend towards 1:2:2 started way back and it has just been carried over. 1:1:1 does work fine provided you design your gate transformer properly per the load and frequency that you are switching.
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Reaching
Thu Sept 07 2006, 04:16PM
Reaching Registered Member #76 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 10:04AM
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Hey ,EVR very good Tip,. I ordered some Gate drive transformers half a year ago and i was surprised of the signal quality of such a small device(okay never thought of driving 40n60s with them). ordered some current sensing transformers and some wideband transformers for a switch mode powersupply i´ll build, hopefully they are as good as the devices i have wink
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Steve Ward
Thu Sept 07 2006, 08:11PM
Steve Ward Registered Member #146 Joined: Sun Feb 12 2006, 04:21AM
Location: Austin Tx
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30V gate drive may not be needed, it depends on the current you want to conduct. You can look up in a spec sheet how much current the device can carry before desaturating given a certain gate voltage. The 30V was to give extra headroom, since we would definately be running them beyond their peak ratings. If the device falls out of saturation, then id say its pretty much going to explode, fast.
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Sulaiman
Fri Sept 08 2006, 08:25AM
Sulaiman Registered Member #162 Joined: Mon Feb 13 2006, 10:25AM
Location: United Kingdom
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Since these transformers are so small/cute/cheap you could
parallel primaries and series secondaries for 1:2:2 using four 1:1 transformers
if unavoidable.
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