ABB 5STP12K6500 Control Thyristor Datasheet

This product is ABB's 5STP12K6500 control thyristor, which has patented floating silicon technology, low on-state and switching losses, is suitable for traction, energy and industrial applications, optimal power handling capability and interdigitated amplifying gate.


ABB 5STP12K6500 Control Thyristor Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Category
Control Thyristor
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
841 KB
Published
24 June, 2014
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
4A4FCF3A93A6536AA0C8300B5AEBF852

About this manual

This document is a technical datasheet for the ABB 5STP12K6500 phase control thyristor. It highlights the device's patented free-floating silicon technology, which provides low on-state and switching losses, optimizing power handling capability for traction, energy, and industrial applications. The thyristor features an interdigitated amplifying gate design.

What's inside

  • Blocking Maximum rated values
  • On-state Maximum rated values
  • Switching Maximum rated values
  • Triggering Maximum rated values
  • Thermal Maximum rated values
  • Transient thermal impedance
  • On-state voltage characteristics
  • Turn-on and Turn-off losses

Specifications

Max surge peak forward and reverse blocking voltage6500 V
Max repetitive peak forward and reverse blocking voltage6500 V
Average on-state current1370 A
RMS on-state current2160 A
Peak non-repetitive surge current31.5·103 A
Operating junction temperature range125 °C
Storage temperature range-40 to 140 °C
Thermal resistance junction to case (double-side cooled)11 K/kW

Frequently asked questions

What applications is the ABB 5STP12K6500 designed for?

It is designed for traction, energy, and industrial applications.

What technology is used in the ABB 5STP12K6500?

It uses patented free-floating silicon technology.

What is the maximum permissible case temperature?

The maximum permissible case temperature is 125 °C.

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