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GE 6KP1123075X9B1

Product Name:​ GE 6KP Series 6-Pulse Thyristor (SCR) Power Module
Product Introduction:​ A high-power silicon-controlled rectifier module for industrial power electronic conversion, used in rectifiers, variable-frequency drives, soft starters, and DC drive systems for power transformation.
Technical Specifications:
  • Module Type:​ 6-pulse thyristor bridge (three-phase full-controlled bridge)

Detailed content

  • Repetitive Peak Voltage (VRRM):​ 1200 V
  • Average Forward Current (IT(AV)):​ 75 A
  • On-state Voltage Drop (VTM):​ Typ. 1.5 V @ 75 A
  • Surge Current (ITSM):​ 900 A (half-wave, 8.3 ms)
  • dv/dt Withstand:​ 1000 V/μs
  • di/dt Withstand:​ 200 A/μs
  • Junction Temperature Range:​ –40 °C to +125 °C
  • Insulation Voltage:​ 2500 V AC (1 minute)
  • Terminal Form:​ Bolt connection (M8 bolts)
Material & Construction:
  • Chip Material:​ Silicon (Si) high-power thyristor chips
  • Package:​ Press-pack, double-sided water-cooled structure
  • Packaging Materials:​ Ceramic substrate + molybdenum plate + copper electrodes
  • Housing:​ Stainless steel + insulating ceramic
  • Topology:​ 6 thyristor chips arranged in three-phase full-bridge configuration
  • Integrated Snubber:​ RC snubber circuit built-in
Working Principle:​ Three-phase AC passes through the 6-thyristor full-controlled bridge for rectification; the output DC voltage is regulated by controlling the gate firing angle α.
Application Scenarios:​ Large VFD drives, DC motor speed regulation, electrolytic plating power supplies, UPS rectification, wind power converters.
Installation Requirements:
  • Coolant Flow:​ ≥ 2 L/min, water temperature ≤ 40 °C
  • Water Quality:​ De-ionized or distilled water, resistivity ≥ 1 MΩ·cm
  • Bolt Torque:​ 15 N·m (M8 bolts)
  • Apply thermal conductive grease between module and heat sink.
  • Mount on standard heat sink using insulated spacer holes at module base.
Usage Notes:​ Ensure continuous coolant flow during operation. Monitor junction temperature. Verify gate drive signals are correctly phased.

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