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DV/DT Limitation of SCRs

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    DV/DT Limitation Of SCRs:-

     

    The offered range is known for enhancing the Dv/Dt capability of SCRs to avoid false firing which may be disastrous in some applications. This range is also known for designing and studying various snubber circuits to improve the Dv/Dt capability of thyristors.

     

    Objects:

     

    • Test dv/dt estimation of the SCR
    • Compare Dv/Dt capability by gate-cathode terminations
    • Compare Dv/Dt capability by gate-cathode biasing (voltage biasing)
    • Compare Dv/Dt capability by gate-cathode biasing (current biasing)
    • To improve Dv/Dt capability by transistor snubber circuit
    • Effect of R.C. snubber circuit on Dv/Dt capability
    • Study of different scheme of R.C. Snubber circuit on Dv/Dt capability

     

    Built in parts:

     

    • 300 V D.C. at 250 mA, power supply internally connected
    • Thyristor switch for applying sudden voltage on the SCR under experiment
    • The SCR under experiment
    • Resistance for gate-cathode termination
    • Silicon diode
    • Transistorized snubber circuit
    • Two schemes for R-C snubber circuits
    • Visual indication to indicate SCR firing
    • Adequate no. of other electronic components
    • Mains ON/OFF switch, fuse and jewel light

     

    Specifications:

     

    • The unit is operative on 230 V ±10% at 50 Hz A.C. mains
    • Adequate no. of patch cords stackable 4 mm spring loaded plug length ½ meter
    • Good quality, reliable terminal/sockets are provided at appropriate places on panel for connections/ observation of waveforms
    • Strongly supported by detailed operating instructions, giving details of object, theory, design procedures, report suggestions and book references
    • Weight: 3 kg. (approx.)
    • Dimension: W 340 x H 110 x D 210

     

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