5SHY3545L0005 ABB 可控硅元件

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因此常将此参数标记为通态平均电流IT（RMS），指可控硅元件可以连续通过的工频正弦半波电流（在一个周期内）的平均值，而此时流过G、K两极的电流即为门极电流IG（Gate Current），这个门极控制电流不应超过门极大峰值电流IGM（Forward Peak Gate Voltage）当VAK是交流电源的负半周时，可控硅因为A、K两极加反向电压而阻断，此时允许施加的大电压称为反向重复峰值电压VRRM（Peak Repetitive Reverse Blocking Voltage），由于可控硅阻断时的电阻不是无穷大，此时的电流称之为反向重复峰值电流IRRM（Peak Repetitive Reverse Blocking Current）。这两个值与之前介绍的IDRM、VDRM是一样的，只不过IDRM、VDRM是在控制G极断开、可控硅阻断状态下测量的，而IRRM、VRRM是在可控硅A、K极接反向电压下测量的。如果在可控硅阳极A与阴极K间加上反向电压时，开始可控硅处于反向阻断状态，只有很小的反向漏电流流过。当反向电压增大到某一数值时，反向漏电流急剧增大，这时，所对应的电压称为反向不重复峰值电压VRSM（Peak Non-Repetitive Surge Voltage）。

5SHY3545L0005

Therefore, this parameter is often labeled as the on state average current IT (RMS), which refers to the average of the power frequency sine half wave current (within a cycle) that the thyristor component can continuously pass through. At this time, the current flowing through the G and K poles is the gate current IG (Gate Current). This gate control current should not exceed the gate maximum peak current IGM (Forward Peak Gate Voltage). When VAK is the negative half cycle of the AC power supply, the thyristor should not exceed the gate maximum peak current IGM (Forward Peak Gate Voltage) The K poles are blocked by adding a reverse voltage, and the large voltage allowed to be applied at this time is called the Peak Repetitive Reverse Blocking Voltage (VRRM). Since the resistance when the thyristor is blocked is not infinite, the current at this time is called the Peak Repetitive Reverse Blocking Current (IRRM). These two values are the same as the previously introduced IDRM and VDRM, except that IDRM and VDRM are measured under the control of G pole disconnection and thyristor blocking state, while IRRM and VRRM are measured under the reverse voltage of thyristor A and K pole connection. If a reverse voltage is applied between the anode A and cathode K of the thyristor, the thyristor begins to be in a reverse blocking state, with only a small reverse leakage current flowing through. When the reverse voltage increases to a certain value, the reverse leakage current sharply increases, and the corresponding voltage is called the Peak Non Repetitive Surge Voltage (VRSM).