IGBT plays an important
role in public transit these days.
Suburban railway
systems, one of major public transit tools, are trusted by a huge
number of mass people from all over the world for their regular
travel to and from work. Beside the urban transit system, electric
trains have turned into a common way for travelling within
metropolises in Europe and Asia. Very fast bullet trains in China,
Japan and Europe enable journey by massive numbers of people by not
consuming fossil fuel. Petrol/octane fueled cars and gasoline powered
aircraft liquidates fossil fuel which is very bad for our
environment. IGBT develops the motor drive technology greatly by
ejecting snubber circuits and enhancing the operating frequency of
the inverter circuit implemented to provide power to the motors.
Train traction has
become one of the utmost taxing applications for power electronic
modules due to the tough weather influences like moisture, dust and
comprehensive temperature span. Power electronic gets into trouble
from the trembles within the trains besides the electric and thermal
load. The high number of acceleration and deceleration rounding
operation causes extreme demands concerning power and thermal-cycling
ability.
High potent IGBT
modules are applied to meet the special needs of this particular
infliction. These modules are specifically designed to be used in
transportation and analogous applications. For achieving dependable,
secure and cost-effective operation, IGBT devices in voltage classes
3.3KV, 4.5KV and 6.5KV with improved mechanized and thermionic
features are placed in trains around the world.
High-speed switching
IGBTs are used in main circuits by modern train traction systems.
This high-speed switching lessens electromagnetic noise which is
generated by the primary motor and enhances the efficiency of energy
conversion. Traction system for trains employ an induction motor as
the main driving motor and a VVVF inverter as a control unit, and
they have improved remarkably as AC equipment especially because the
main circuit semiconductor elements have rapidly improved. Today,
more than 20 years after the initiation of application, new equipment
is 100% designed for AC driving. Since the history of the shift to AC
has largely depended on the technological advancement of main circuit
semiconductors, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation is in an advantageous
position in the industry, with the development of main circuit
semiconductors, the manufacturing of chips, and the assembly tests of
conductors all performed successively within the company.
Now-a-days, main
circuit semiconductors usually employ a two-level main circuit
configuration, consisting of IGBTs that can perform driving control
with low power consumption, and an intelligent power module (IPM)
that is equipped with a driver and protection functions. The main
circuit semiconductors available today have much more delicate
mechanisms which are becoming closer to ideal converters.
USComponent.com had been selling IGBT power transistor modules since 2001. Thyssen
Krupp, OTIS, IXYS, SONY DADC, General Motors, Hongkong Electric
Holdings Limited, Singapore Mass Rapid Transit Trains LTD,
Verkehrsbetriebe Zurich, Czech Airlines, Molex, Cisco, Omron, Good
Year Tires, Thai Airasia, Boeing, Xilinx, LEAR SIEGLER, and General
Electric.
USComponent.com has a Quality Control Team like no other. This means that we know
how to work hard in order to ensure to make sure that the quality of
all of the parts we’re selling is high. Because we only sell new
and original electronic parts, we provide our customers with a 30-day
warranty. And because we have connections with IGBT power transistor
modules manufacturers, OEMs and distributors, we’re able to pass
any savings on to our customers, giving them a lower price while
still providing them with the quality products they deserve. Our
inventory is carefully managed and held to the highest standards, and
stored in a controlled environment warehousing facility.
- See more at: USComponent.com BLOG
David Smith, Senior
Vice President of USComponent.com </a>, an IGBT power transistor module
distributor since 2001.
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