KIT-CRD-CIL17N-XM

Dynamic Characterization Evaluation Tool Optimized for the Wolfspeed 1700 V XM Half-Bridge Module Platform

Wolfspeed’s KIT-CRD-CIL17N-XM is a dynamic performance tool that can be used to evaluate and optimize switching performance of Wolfspeed’s 1700 V XM half-bridge power modules with 3^rd generation Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFETs. A clamped inductive load (CIL) test circuit with high-bandwidth current measurement provides a high-speed, low-inductance test fixture for double pulse testing. This test fixture in conjunction with one of the many gate driver board options allow for measurement of:

Timing (T_Delay-On; T_Delay-Off; T_Rise; T_Fall)
Overshoot (V_DS-Max; I_D-Max)
Speed (di/dt; dv/dt)
Switching Loss (E_ON; E_OFF; E_RR)

Specifications

Optimized for Wolfspeed’s XM Silicon Carbide half-bridge power modules
DC bus voltage up to 1500 V
Onboard 110 uF bulk capacitor bank and high-frequency film capacitor bank
High-speed, low-inductance layout with stray inductance of 6.0 nH at 10 Mhz
Onboard high-bandwidth current viewing resistor (CVR)
Screw terminals for power supply and load inductor connections

Applications

Traction Inverter / Motor Drive
Power Supplies / UPS
Test and Production Equipment
Aerospace / eVTOL
Vehicle Fast Charger
Medical

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Fully assembled PCB board
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CAB320M17XM3

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