Some years ago, I saw a lot of information on MCTs and speculation that they would make a large impact on VSD and inverter design, particularly due to their low on state voltage and the ability to give a high efficiency.
I have not seen any commercial rendition of this technology in VSDs or inverters. Anyone seen anything using MCTs??
Best regards,
MCT
Started by marke, Apr 20 2005 09:18 AM
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Posted 20 April 2005 - 09:18 AM
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Posted 24 April 2005 - 08:19 PM
MCT is a Mos Controlled Thyristor.
It is a little like a thyristor with a MOS FET input gate. It has the advantage of low ON state voltage.
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It is a little like a thyristor with a MOS FET input gate. It has the advantage of low ON state voltage.
Best regards,
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Posted 25 April 2005 - 10:52 AM
thanks for that info
I thought it was summing to do with the new Matrix Convertors that are coming out
See Here
http://www.yaskawa.c...ess_yas061.html
I thought it was summing to do with the new Matrix Convertors that are coming out
See Here
http://www.yaskawa.c...ess_yas061.html
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