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pspice smoke analysis

Ninja17
Ninja17 over 9 years ago

hi have built a citcuit in pspice a regulator circuit with pass transistors for more current i am using igbts but when i run a smoke analysis its tells me the max power dissipation is is to high for the igbt's but its only 24 watts when the max power disipation is 200 watts according to the datasheet but in the rated column is states it is rated at 3.669 watts so i went into the model editor and tried a few values in the power dissipation column and max juction temperature but that rated value would not change when i altered the parameters of the igbt so i don't know whats going on please could someone help i am desperate thanks

thanks for your help

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  • Alok Tripathi
    Alok Tripathi over 9 years ago

    Here is the image. I am not sure why this was stripped off from previous post.

    I would also encourage visiting and using forum (solely for PSpice users community)

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  • Alok Tripathi
    Alok Tripathi over 9 years ago

    Here is the image. I am not sure why this was stripped off from previous post.

    I would also encourage visiting and using forum (solely for PSpice users community)

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