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The Mitsubishi Electric CM1200DC-34N is an N-Series high-power IGBT module engineered for multi-megawatt power conversion systems. With core specifications of 1700V and 1200A, this device provides robust performance for high-reliability inverters and drives.
Key engineering benefits include exceptional current handling for high-output applications and a thermally efficient design that supports sustained operation under heavy loads. This module directly addresses the challenge of achieving high power density without compromising operational lifespan in systems like large-scale renewable energy inverters.
The technical specifications of the CM1200DC-34N underscore its suitability for high-stress, high-power applications. The parameters have been carefully balanced to deliver efficiency, robustness, and superior thermal stability. Key metrics include a 1700V collector-emitter voltage, 1200A continuous collector current, and a typical collector-emitter saturation voltage of 2.40V at 1200A and 125°C junction temperature.
This module is engineered for applications where high voltage and extreme current are standard operating conditions. A primary application is in the nacelle of a multi-megawatt wind turbine, where the module forms the core of the main grid-tie inverter. Its design provides tangible value in scenarios demanding both high efficiency and unwavering reliability.
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1700V.
-40°C to 125°C.
±20V.
150°C.
4000Vrms.
2.40V at 1200A and 125°C.
6500W at 75°C case temperature.