FMW-2106

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A FMW-2106 rectifier module is an insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) based integrated module primarily used as a rectifier in electric power applications. It is a three-phase diode bridge rectifier consisting of monolithic gate-terminals and six rectifying terminals. The module features a unique combination of high efficiency, very low losses and robustness, making it suitable for many different power applications, including power factor correction (PFC), wind power, motor drives, and DC-DC converters.

The FMW-2106 rectifier module has an outstanding power density, making it ideal for applications requiring high current density with limited space. The module has an integrated passive protection circuit, which provides dual overcurrent protection, thermal overload protection, and reverse conduction protection. The rectifier also features a widely adjustable rectification frequency range, ranging from 40 Hz to 60 Hz. The module also has an open loop control frequency selection feature, enabling various frequency settings for different power applications.

The working principle of the FMW-2106 rectifier module is based on its IGBT based design. An IGBT is a three-terminal voltage-controlled switch that is used as a switch to control the direction of current flow. Gate Terminal controls the switching of the IGBT while the Rectifying Terminals control the output voltage and current. When the gate terminal receives an input voltage, the IGBT switches, allowing current to pass through the rectifying terminals and convert an AC input voltage to a DC output voltage.

The FMW-2106 rectifier module is particularly useful for applications that require high efficiency, low power consumption, and high current density. It is also suitable for applications that require wide range frequency selections and open loop control. This makes it an ideal fit for a wide range of power applications including PFC, wind energy, motor drives, and DC-DC converters.

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