Dynex TF944..H Fast Switching Thyristor Datasheet

TF944..H is a fast switching thyristor with high voltage, high current and double side cooling, mainly used in high power inverters and choppers, UPS, railway traction, induction heating, AC motor drives and inverters.


Dynex TF944..H Fast Switching Thyristor Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Dynex
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
7
File format
PDF
File size
55 KB
Published
01 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
5E051DCBE8A7F7A039F055C9CD36E03C

About this manual

The TF944..H fast switching thyristor is intended for high‑power inverters, UPS systems, railway traction, induction heating, AC motor drives and cycloconverters. It features double‑side cooling, high surge capability and high voltage ratings.

Key electrical parameters include a 3500 V repetitive peak voltage, 1350 A RMS on‑state current, and a 13 kA·µs surge current. Thermal data list a case‑to‑heatsink resistance of 0.006 °C/W and a clamping force of 23.5 kN. Package dimensions and mechanical details are provided for proper mounting.

What's inside

  • APPLICATIONS
  • FEATURES
  • VOLTAGE RATINGS
  • KEY PARAMETERS
  • CURRENT RATINGS
  • SURGE RATINGS
  • THERMAL AND MECHANICAL DATA
  • DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
  • PACKAGE DETAILS
  • CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTRES

Specifications

Repetitive peak voltage (VDRM)3500 V
On‑state RMS current (IT(RMS))1350 A
Thermal resistance case‑to‑heatsink (Rth(c‑h))0.006 °C/W
Clamping force23.5 kN
Storage temperature range-40 °C to 150 °C
Cathode tab diameterØ74 max / Ø46 min

Frequently asked questions

What applications is the TF944..H thyristor suitable for?

It is used in high‑power inverters, UPS systems, railway traction, induction heating, AC motor drives and cycloconverters.

What is the maximum repetitive peak voltage rating?

The device is rated for a repetitive peak voltage of 3500 V.

What is the clamping force of the device?

The specified clamping force is 23.5 kN.

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