 PSpice model for a CM600HA24
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Blackcurrant
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Mon Sept 07 2015, 01:14PM
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Registered Member #2989
Joined: Sun Jul 11 2010, 12:01AM
Location: UK
Posts: 94
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Hi, I'm looking for a Pspice model for a CM600HA24 the two I have do not simulate anything like the datasheet.
As I know a few Tesla coil builders here have used this part and thrashed the living daylights out of it I thought I would ask here first before trying to reinvent the wheel. I've been searching on google for a while but could only find two spice models that don't really work. So if anybody has a model for this part please could you post it here.
Thanks
I'm trying to simulate one high current pulse but these models don't seem to have an accurate C to E saturation voltage?
here's the two I have
* Created using Parts release 6.3 on 12/08/95 at 17:38
.MODEL CM600HA-24H NIGBT
+ TAU=338.37E-9
+ KP=77.504
+ AREA=700.00E-6
+ BVF=2
+ AGD=150.00E-6
+ WB=117.00E-6
+ VT=6.8805
+ KF=6.3537
+ CGS=14.678E-9
+ COXD=44.520E-9
+ VTD=-8.1640
*SRC=CM600HA24;CM600HA24;IGBTs;w/
Diode;Powerex 1200V 600A
*SYM=IGBT
.SUBCKT CM600HA24 71 72 74
* TERMINALS: C G E
Q1 83 81 85 QOUT; OFF
M1 81 82 83 83 MFIN L=1U W=1U
DSD 83 81 DO
DBE 85 81 DE
RC 85 71 1.01M
RE 83 73 101U
RG 72 82 0.25
CGE 82 83 68.4N
EGD 91 0 82 81 1
VFB 93 0 0
FFB 82 81 VFB 1
CGD 92 93 272N
R1 92 0 1
D1 91 92 DLIM
DHV 94 93 DR
R2 91 94 1
D2 94 0 DLIM
LE 73 74 7.5N
DLV 94 95 DR 13
RLV 95 0 1
ESD 96 93 POLY(1) 83 81 19 1
MLV 95 96 93 93 SW
DFW 74 71 CM600HA2
.MODEL CM600HA2 D (IS=853N RS=70U N=1.7 BV=1.2K IBV=10U
+ CJO=24.7N VJ=0.75 M=0.333 TT=360N)
.MODEL SW NMOS (LEVEL=3 VTO=0 KP=5)
.MODEL QOUT PNP (IS=15P NF=1.2 BF=5.1 CJE=351N TF=94.4N XTB=1.3)
.MODEL MFIN NMOS (LEVEL=3 VMAX=705K THETA=40M ETA=1M VTO=6 KP=28.9)
.MODEL DR D (IS=1.5P CJO=19.4N VJ=1 M=0.82)
.MODEL DO D (IS=1.5P BV=1.2K CJO=79.2N VJ=1 M=0.7)
.MODEL DE D (IS=1.5P BV=15 N=2)
.MODEL DLIM D (IS=100N)
.ENDS
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