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2. DIODE MODEL
Pspice model
Model description
Parameter
IS Saturation Current
N Emission Coefficient
RS Series Resistance
IKF High-injection Knee Current
CJO Zero-bias Junction Capacitance
M Junction Grading Coefficient
VJ Junction Potential
ISR Recombination Current Saturation Value
BV Reverse Breakdown Voltage(a positive value)
IBV Reverse Breakdown Current(a positive value)
TT Transit Time
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3. IG-VT Characteristic
Evaluation Circuit
Simulation result
Simulation
Comparison Table
Measurement Simulation % Error
IGT (mA) 10(max) 9.743 -2.5700
VGT (V) 1(max) 0.962476 -3.7524
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4. ITM-VTM Characteristic
Evaluation Circuit
Simulation result
Simulation
Comparison Table
At ITM=30A Measurement Simulation % Error
VTM(V) 1.5(max) 1.4359 -4.2733
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5. Holding Characteristic (IH)
Evaluation Circuit
Simulation result
Simulation
Comparison Table
VD=6V,ITM=1A Measurement Simulation % Error
IH(mA) 40(max) 39.917 -0.2075
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