MMF100ZB120
MacMic MMF100ZB120 1200V 100A FRED module featuring soft recovery and low switching losses for industrial inverters.
Product Overview
Description
This high-voltage FRED module provides 100A current capability at 1200V for demanding high-voltage applications.
Features fast recovery time of 50ns typical with soft recovery to minimize switching noise.
Suitable for use in 1200V motor drives, high-voltage SMPS, and industrial inverters.
Product Series
Primary Application
Key Features
- 100A at 1200V
- 50ns recovery time
- High-voltage capability
- Soft recovery
- TO-247 package
Specifications
| Repetitive Peak Reverse Voltage (Vrrm) | 1200V |
|---|---|
| Average Forward Current (If) | 100A |
| Forward Voltage (Vf) | 1.45V typical |
| Reverse Recovery Time (trr) | 50ns typical |
| Reverse Recovery Charge (Qrr) | 3.5μC typical |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +150°C |
| Package | TO-247-2 |
| Technology | FRED |
| Reverse Voltage (Vrrm) | N/A |
| Forward Current (If) | N/A |
| Recovery Time (trr) | N/A |
| Voltage Rating | N/A |
| Current Rating | N/A |
| Temperature Range | N/A |
Applications
1200V Motor Drives
Industrial application for 100A 1200V FRED Module
High-Voltage SMPS
Industrial application for 100A 1200V FRED Module
Industrial Inverters
Industrial application for 100A 1200V FRED Module
High-Voltage Rectification
Industrial application for 100A 1200V FRED Module
FAE Expert Insights
"For 1200V FRED applications, the MMF100ZB120 delivers reliable performance with excellent reverse recovery characteristics. I have used this module extensively in 690V motor drive applications where it provides clean switching with minimal overshoot. The 100A rating is well-matched to medium-power IGBT modules. I recommend proper snubber design to optimize switching performance."
Reliable 1200V FRED module for 690V motor drive applications
— David Chen, BeiLuo
Frequently Asked Questions
What voltage applications?
Designed for 1200V applications.
Use for high-voltage motor drives and inverters.
What is the recovery charge?
Typical reverse recovery charge is 3.5μC.
Consider in switching loss calculations.
How do I select the right product for my application?
Selecting the right product involves analyzing your application requirements including voltage, current, switching frequency, and thermal conditions. Consider the maximum voltage stress, continuous and peak current requirements, and switching speed needs. Our FAE team can provide detailed selection guidance based on your specific application parameters including load characteristics, duty cycle, and environmental conditions.
Provide your application requirements to our FAE team for personalized product recommendations.
What is the recommended gate drive for this IGBT/MOSFET?
Proper gate drive design is critical for optimal performance. I recommend using gate drivers with adequate output current capability (typically 2-4A for medium power devices). Gate resistor selection depends on switching frequency and EMI requirements - typically 5-15Ω for IGBTs and 10-47Ω for MOSFETs. Include negative gate voltage (-5V to -8V) for IGBTs to prevent false turn-on. For high-frequency applications, minimize gate loop inductance and use Kelvin source connections when available.
Contact our FAE team for gate drive design recommendations specific to your application.
What thermal management is required for this product?
Effective thermal management is essential for reliable operation. Use thermal interface material with thermal conductivity of at least 3 W/mK between the module and heat sink. Ensure adequate heat sink sizing based on your maximum power dissipation and ambient temperature. I recommend maintaining case temperature below 85°C for long-term reliability. For high-power applications, consider forced air cooling or liquid cooling solutions. Thermal modeling can help optimize your thermal design.
Perform thermal calculations or contact FAE for thermal design assistance.