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Energy Characteristic Default Row Description
- The nom row is the measured data under the nominal
working condition. This data provides the basis for the energy
correction of other working conditions, and is required for the calculation
of the correction coefficients. The Enable check box for this
row is always selected. The nominal working conditions are populated to
the second to tenth rows of data according the pre-defined format.
- The dT row is data at a different temperature
Tj from the nominal
value. This data is used to calculate the temperature correction
coefficient. In this row, only the value of Tj
and the switching energies are editable. The rest of the data is copied from the first row. If this set of data is not available, clear the Enable
check box and the temperature correction coefficient
will remain at its default value.
- The nV and pV rows are data at a different collector-emitter
voltage Vce:
one at a higher voltage than the nominal Vce and the other at a lower
value. This data calculates coefficients for doubled-sided
voltage correction function (see the IGBT Average model reference in the Twin Builder Components help for more information).
In these rows, only the value of Vce
and the switching energies are editable. The rest of the data is copied from the first row. If this set of data is not available, clear the Enable
check box and the voltage correction coefficient
will remain at its default value.
- The nI and pI rows are data at different collector
current Ic: one
at a higher current than the nominal Ic
and the other at a lower value. This data calculates
the coefficients for doubled-sided current correction function (see the IGBT Average model reference in the component help for more information).
In these two rows, only the value of Ic
and the switching energies are editable. The rest of the data is copied from the 1st row. If any of these sets of data is not available,
clear the Enable check box and the corresponding
current correction coefficients will remain at its default value.
- The nRgon, pRgon, nRgoff, and pRgoff rows are
data at different gate resistances: at a higher and lower On-Switch resistance
or at a higher and lower Off-Switch resistance than the nominal Rg_on or Rg_off and the other at a lower
value. This data calculates the coefficients for
doubled-sided gate resistance correction function (see the
IGBT Average model reference in the component help for more information).
Only the value of Rg_on orRg_off
and the switching energies are editable. The rest of the data is copied from the first row. If any of these sets of data is not available,
clear the Enable check box and the corresponding
gate resistance correction coefficients will remain at its default value.
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