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WALLACE17/02/2010 14:04:12
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Don't know if it's possible, but maybe loosing the belt a smidge so it slips under too heavy a load  might extend tje life of the IGBT's !
 
As an aside, I built a 3 phase converter some years ago based on a design in Elektor magazine that was rated 750 watts  - but upped it by fitting bigger reservoir capacitors and a lot heaftyier IGBT's.  As theyr'e voltage driven, fitting ones with bigger current capacity worked in practice - I chose to ignore (i.e. didn't know enough to make a judgement  !)  variations in input capacitance, switching speed etc. 
 
I have blown up the odd one since   -  usually a complete phase goes down and the inverter won't work at all as the current limiter comes in and kills the drive to all the IGBT's.
 
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