Semiconductor Protection Fuse 690-1000V AC/DC
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Modern power electronics systems using IGBT modules require extremely fast fault protection to limit energy let-through during short-circuit conditions. The VICFUSE VSP-0000IGBT Series Semiconductor Protection Fuse is specifically designed for semiconductor protection applications where low I²t characteristics and fast interruption capability are required.
The VSP-0000IGBT Series provides protection for IGBT modules and other power semiconductor devices used in high-power conversion systems. With voltage ratings covering 690V, 800V, and 1000V AC/DC and current ratings from 25A to 630A, the series supports a wide range of industrial power applications.
Designed with aR and gR operating classes, these semiconductor fuses provide fast-acting protection to help reduce the impact of fault currents and support reliable operation of power electronic equipment.
Key Features
- Designed for IGBT module and semiconductor protection
- Semiconductor protection fuse with fast fault interruption
- Low I²t characteristics for reduced energy let-through
- Operating class: aR / gR
- Voltage ratings:
- 690V AC
- 700V AC (UL)
- 800V AC/DC
- 1000V AC/DC
- Current ratings: 25A–630A
- High interrupting capability
- Suitable for high-power electronic systems
- CE, UL, cUL, and TÜV certified
- RoHS, REACH, and PF compliant
Electrical Specifications
Voltage Rating
- 690V AC (IEC)
- 700V AC (UL)
- 800V AC/DC
- 1000V AC/DC
Current Rating
- 25A–630A
Operating Class
- aR
- gR
Interrupting Rating
- 50kA @ 690V AC
- 10kA @ 800V DC (<1ms)
Typical Applications
- IGBT power modules
- Power converters
- Industrial inverters
- Motor drive systems
- UPS systems
- Power conversion equipment
- Renewable energy power systems
- Industrial automation equipment
- High-power electrical systems
Engineering Benefits
The VSP-0000IGBT Series combines fast semiconductor protection capability, low I²t performance, and high-voltage ratings to support reliable protection of modern power electronic systems. Its aR/gR operating characteristics make it suitable for engineers designing high-power conversion equipment where rapid fault clearing and semiconductor protection are critical.