SIThy Static Induction Thyristor ?

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  • massive
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    • Oct 2015
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    • new zealand

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    SIThy Static Induction Thyristor ?

    Anyone know how to substitute could be made for a SIThy ? made by NGK

    http://www.doc88.com/p-194579522720.html


    by the looks of it , the main current is switched by mosfet , the Flyback transformer polarity flips , the diode becomes fwd bias and the SIThy gate gets its trigger to open . the SIThy is normally ON


    from the article:
    "the interesting point of this circuit is that with out any separate gate control circuit , the SIThy is turned off by forcing the device current to flow through its gate ,resulting in fast extraction of the carriers and the current cut off. Therefore , although the circuit control is carried out by using the FET , it is the SIThy that holds the induced voltage by L and plays the role of an opening switch."


    ...theres also a SIT = static Induction transistor , which I guess by the name is specific to Inductive Energy Storage
    Last edited by massive; 10-21-2015, 02:25 AM.

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