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The document provides technical specifications for the VUO 36 three-phase rectifier bridge, including maximum ratings such as an average current of 35 A and a blocking voltage range of 800-1800 V. It details features like low forward voltage drop, isolation voltage of 3000 V, and applications in DC power equipment and PWM inverters. Additionally, it includes thermal characteristics, mounting information, and diagrams related to current and voltage performance.

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The document provides technical specifications for the VUO 36 three-phase rectifier bridge, including maximum ratings such as an average current of 35 A and a blocking voltage range of 800-1800 V. It details features like low forward voltage drop, isolation voltage of 3000 V, and applications in DC power equipment and PWM inverters. Additionally, it includes thermal characteristics, mounting information, and diagrams related to current and voltage performance.

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VUO 36

Three Phase Rectifier Bridge IdAV = 35 A


VRRM = 800-1800 V

VRSM VRRM Type + -


~
VDSM VDRM ~
V V ~
800 900 VUO 36-08NO8 ~
~
1200 1300 VUO 36-12NO8
1400 1500 VUO 36-14NO8 ~ +
1600 1700 VUO 36-16NO8 -
1800 1900 VUO 36-18NO8

Symbol Conditions Maximum Ratings Features

IdAV TC = 85°C, module 27 A • Package with ¼" fast-on terminals


IdAVM TC = 62°C, module 35 A • Isolation voltage 3000 V~
• Planar passivated chips
IFSM TVJ = 45°C; t = 10 ms (50 Hz) 550 A • Blocking voltage up to 1800 V
VR = 0 t = 8.3 ms (60 Hz) 600 A • Low forward voltage drop
TVJ = TVJM; t = 10 ms (50 Hz) 500 A • UL registered E 72873
VR = 0 t = 8.3 ms (60 Hz) 550 A
Applications
I2t TVJ = 45°C; t = 10 ms (50 Hz) 1520 A2s
VR = 0 t = 8.3 ms (60 Hz) 1520 A2s • Supplies for DC power equipment
TVJ = TVJM; t = 10 ms (50 Hz) 1250 As2 • Input rectifiers for PWM inverter
VR = 0 t = 8.3 ms (60 Hz) 1250 A2s • Battery DC power supplies
• Field supply for DC motors
TVJ -40...+150 °C
TVJM 150 °C Advantages
Tstg -40...+150 °C
• Easy to mount with one screw
VISOL 50/60 Hz, RMS t = 1 min 2500 V~ • Space and weight savings
IISOL < 1 mA t=1s 3000 V~ • Improved temperature & power cycling
Md Mounting torque (M5) 2 ±10% Nm
(10-32 UNF) 18 ±10% lb.in. Dimensions in mm (1 mm = 0.0394“)

Weight Typ. 22 g 6.3 x 0.8

Symbol Conditions Characteristic Values


22.1 ±0.5

IR VR = VRRM TVJ = 25°C 0.3 mA


TVJ = TVJM 2.0 mA
10 ±0.2

VF IF = 150 A TVJ = 25°C 1.7 V


VT0 For power-loss calculations only 0.8 V
rt 7.4 m7
RthJC per diode; 120° el. 7.50 K/W 12 ±0.3
per module 1.25 K/W
RthCH per diode; 120° el. 8.40 K/W D
per module 1.40 K/W C E
8 ±0.3

dS Creeping distance on surface 12.7 mm


28.5 ±0.2

dA Creepage distance in air 9.4 mm


a Max. allowable acceleration 50 m/s2
12 ±0.3

Data according to IEC 60747 and refer to a single diode unless otherwise stated. B
A

28.5 ±0.2
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VUO 36

Fig. 1 Forward current versus Fig. 2 Surge overload current per diode Fig. 3 I2t versus time (1-10 ms)
voltage drop per diode IFSM: Crest value. t: duration per diode

Fig. 4 Power dissipation versus direct output current and ambient temperature Fig. 5 Maximum forward current at
case temperature

Constants for ZthJC calculation:


i Rthi (K/W) ti (s)
1 0.194 0.024
2 0.556 0.07
3 2.25 5.8
4 6.3 8.5

Constants for ZthJK calculation:


i Rthi (K/W) ti (s)
1 0.194 0.024
2 0.556 0.07
3 2.25 5.8
4 6.3 8.5
5 0.9 28

Fig. 6 Transient thermal impedance per diode


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