Why this UPS is using 1200V IGBTs ?

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  • stj
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    Re: Why this UPS is using 1200V IGBTs ?

    maybe they have lower on-resistance and generate less heat.

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  • SistMaticZ
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    Re: Why this UPS is using 1200V IGBTs ?

    Originally posted by brethin
    bigger is better.
    lolz.

    I dont see why they are using those.

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  • brethin
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    bigger is better.

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  • SistMaticZ
    started a topic Why this UPS is using 1200V IGBTs ?

    Why this UPS is using 1200V IGBTs ?

    Hello everybody.

    I have opened a UPS for repair today and i was surprised to see 40A 1200V IGBTs in a bridge configuration along with 2 40A 600V IGBTs. and a 75A 1200V ultra fast diode.

    The UPS has an input and output of 240 V ac .
    And using 12 Vdc 9Ah batterie totaling around 16 or 20 battery.

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