Manufacturer Part Number
IRKH136/16
Manufacturer
Vishay
Introduction
The IRKH136/16 is an obsolete thyristor/SCR module designed for high power control and conversion applications, belonging to Vishay's diverse semiconductor portfolio.
Product Features and Performance
Series connection structure integrating 1 SCR and 1 diode
Capable of blocking voltages up to 1.6kV
Supports currents up to 135A in on-state average (It (AV))
RMS on-state current maximum of 300A
Gate trigger voltage maximum of 2.5V
Gate trigger current maximum of 150mA
Non-repetitive surge current capability of 3200A (50Hz) and 3360A (60Hz)
Hold current maximum of 200mA
Operating temperatures range from -40°C to 125°C
Product Advantages
High surge current capabilities
Efficient in handling high power
Versatile temperature operation range for diverse environments
Key Technical Parameters
Voltage Off State: 1.6kV
Current On State (It (AV)) (Max): 135A
Current On State (It (RMS)) (Max): 300A
Voltage Gate Trigger (Vgt) (Max): 2.5V
Current Gate Trigger (Igt) (Max): 150mA
Current Non Rep. Surge 50, 60Hz (Itsm): 3200A, 3360A
Operating Temperature: -40°C ~ 125°C
Quality and Safety Features
Robust chassis mount packaging (INT-A-PAK) enhances durability and ensures reliable mounting.
Compatibility
Due to its INT-A-PAK packaging, it's compatible with various industrial applications requiring a solid, high-power, thermal-efficient solution.
Application Areas
Primarily utilized in high power switching, control applications, and power conversion in industrial settings.
Product Lifecycle
As the product status is obsolete, it is nearing the end of its product lifecycle with limited availability, and potential buyers are encouraged to seek replacements or upgrades.
Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product
High voltage and current specifications suitable for demanding applications
Notable surge current capacity ensures robust performance under peak loads
Wide operating temperature range offers flexibility across different working conditions
Given its obsolescence, it might still be favored for replacing components in existing installations where compatibility is critical