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MG50H2YS1 IGBT Half-Bridge Bricks

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Eleccentric
Mon Jun 16 2014, 10:29PM Print
Eleccentric Registered Member #33460 Joined: Tue Aug 27 2013, 06:23PM
Location: Seattle
Posts: 46
Hello All,

I recently came upon six MG50H2YS1 bricks free for the using. The person letting me know I could use them if I want thought they were SCR bricks and so I dawdled before looking up the part number. Now I see that these are 500V 100A IGBT half-bridges. I know they are an old part and don't compare to the normal sort of bricks I see discussed around here, but right now they seem promising to me for a smaller device.

Some pertinent specs for the DRSSTC gurus: 5V saturation voltage; sum of maximum rise, turn-on, fall, turn-off, and reverse recovery time is 5µs, max power dissipation 300W.

So, are these some junk-box gold, or just ordinary pyrite?

Thanks!
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Hydron
Tue Jun 17 2014, 02:54AM
Hydron Registered Member #30656 Joined: Tue Jul 30 2013, 02:40AM
Location: UK
Posts: 208
Unfortunately they look like very early IGBTs with truly awful specifications, so my vote is for pyrite.

Cheap TO-247 IGBTs will be better in basically every respect other than ease of mounting, e.g. FGH40N60SMD for $3-4 or FGH60N60SMD for $6-7 (each IGBT, in 10x quantity).
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Eleccentric
Tue Jun 17 2014, 03:38PM
Eleccentric Registered Member #33460 Joined: Tue Aug 27 2013, 06:23PM
Location: Seattle
Posts: 46
Oh well. At least better parts are quite cheap. Thanks for weighing in, Hydron.
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loneoceans
Tue Jun 17 2014, 05:04PM
loneoceans Registered Member #4098 Joined: Fri Sept 16 2011, 09:26PM
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Like what Hydron said, they do look like relatively slow IGBTs, and yes you'll probably have better performance with modern TO-247 IGBTs :) Good luck!
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