Quasi-resonant Inverter
Quasi resonant inverter is a single IGBT ended
configuration utilizing parallel resonance between induction
coil and capacitance. It is one of configurations generally
used in induction heating applications to make the voltage between
collector and emitter sinusoidal. So when IGBT switches, the
turn-on loss is almost negligible and the turn-off loss mainly
affected by IGBT current tail is reduced substantially. The
advantage of a single end quasi-resonant inverter is the use
of a relative small heat sink and simple control. On the contrary
the high voltage of sinusoidal waveform could do stress out
IGBT which results in the increase of cost.
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Fairchild’s technologically innovative high frequency IGBTs, which
are fully lined up from 900V to 1700V, make it possible to provide
high performance and reliability in the system, in addition to low
cost. Especially, 1000V and 1200V NPT-Trench IGBT offer high current
density, high speed switching and low conduction losses, which are
essential requirements of the system.
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