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How to test the gate junction and freewheel diode of a Powerex 6 pack IMP IGBT Module. Click to Sub: https://www.youtube.com/user/KGittemeier?sub_confirmation=1
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*Note: Testing the Diode portion of a 6 Pack IGBT is the same as testing a 3 phase rectifier.
If using Resistance Mode (Ohms) to test the Freewheel Diodes you should read over 100k (100,000) Ohms one way and read Open OL when you swap meter leads.
Any shorts or opens on diodes or opens on gates indicates a defective IGBT.
A quick video on how to test the Freewheel Diodes on IPM IGBTs. For an in depth explanation of the test and how to test the Gate Junctions see our upcoming video on IPM IGBT Test Explained. Click here to Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/KGittemeier?sub_confirmation=1
IGBT IPM Intelligent Power Module Diode and Junction Test Procedure using a DMM.
Single Pack IPM IGBT Powerex PM600HSA120 & similar Intellimod IGBT Bricks:
*Note: Testing the Diode portion of a 6 Pack IGBT is the same as testing a 3 phase rectifier.
If using Resistance Mode (Ohms) to test the Freewheel Diodes you should read over 100k (100,000) Ohms one way and read Open OL when you swap meter leads.
Any shorts or opens on diodes or opens on gates indicates a defective IGBT.
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PM600HSA120
Intelllimod Module
Half Phase
IGBT Inverter Output
600 Amperes/1200 Volts
PM200DSA120
Intellimod Module
Single Phase
IGBT Inverter Output
200 Amperes/1200 Volts
PM300DSA120
Intellimod Module
Single Phase
IGBT Inverter Output
300 Amperes/1200 Volts
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A quick video on how to test the Freewheel Diodes on IPM IGBTs. For an in depth explanation of the test and how to test the Gate Junctions see our upcoming video on IPM IGBT Test Explained. Click here to Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/KGittemeier?sub_confirmation=1
IGBT IPM Intelligent Power Module Diode and Junction Test Procedure using a DMM.
Single Pack IPM IGBT:
Meter on Diode Test Mode
BLK to C, Red to E = 0.5v +/-, swap = OL
Meter on Resistance Mode (Ohms)
E to Pin 4 = 0 Ohms
Dual Pack IPM IGBT:
Meter on Diode Test Mode
BLK to C1, Red to E1 = 0.5v +/-, swap = OL
BLK to C2, Red to E2 = 0.5v +/-, swap = OL
Meter on Resistance Mode (Ohms)
E1 to Pin 4 “P” = 0 Ohms, E2 to Pin 4 “N” = 0 Ohms
6 Pack IPM IGBT:
Meter on Diode Test Mode
BLK to P, Red to W = 0.5v +/-
BLK to P, Red to V = 0.5v +/-
BLK to P, Red to U = 0.5v +/-
Swap Leads = OL
BLK to W, Red to N = 0.5v +/-
BLK to V, Red to N = 0.5v +/-
BLK to U, Red to N = 0.5v +/-
Swap Leads = OL
Meter on Resistance Mode (Ohms)
W to Pin 2 = 0 Ohms
V to Pin 6 = 0 Ohms
U to Pin 10 = 0 Ohms
N to Pin 15 = 0 Ohms
If using Resistance Mode (Ohms) to test the Freewheel Diodes you should read over 100k (100,000) Ohms one way and read Open OL when you swap meter leads.
Any shorts or opens on diodes or opens on gates indicates a defective IGBT.
Building a Magnetic Laptop Shelf - Simple Inexpensive DIY (V1R1)
Building a simple inexpensive portable DIY magnetic laptop computer shelf.
This prototype magnetic shelf was designed to be light and compact for easy transport for field use.
This is one of three designs I plan to build. This was the simplest, fastest and least expensive to build but my least favorite design.
Don’t hold your breath on the other two models, I started to build one of these back in June of 2000. I procrastinate!
The holes were cut only to lighten the weight.
The laptop with cables just barely fit on the shelf and 1” deeper and wider would be better.
Note holes on right side for screwdrivers etc.
DIY Laptop Shelf Materials List:
Paracord,
Cutting Boards,
Hard Drive Magnets,
Piano Hinge,
Silicon Glue,
*Cup magnets would be a better alternative than hard drive magnets and easier to mount but I have an excess of hard drive magnets and this is just the first prototype. The final version will have cup magnets.
Tools List:
Drill,
Drill Bits,
Hole Saw,
Dremel Circular Saw with plastic cutting blade.
Only tools necessary are the drill and drill bits. The rest are optional to lighten the weight.
Simple Inexpensive DIY Prototype Portable Magnetic Laptop Computer Shelf (V1R1).
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DIY Prototype Portable Magnetic Laptop Computer Shelf
