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Hello,
We are developing a PMSM motor drive and we would like to do some thermal analysis.
Would it be possible to make a .xml for in the PcdEditor of our 6-pack IGBT module SKiiP 23AC12T7V1 from Semikron? Datasheet of our IGBT module:https://www.semikron-danfoss.com/dl/service-support/downloads/download/semikron-datasheet-skiip-23ac12t7v1-25232150.pdf
Best regards,
Jeroen
Hello, i added all the datasheet information but when i try to run my simulation, i get this error: "Error: The gate resistance in the Eon_Ic test conditions is 0" i can't acces the tab "other test conditions" in the PcdEditor I added my .xml in the attachment
Hello, i added all the datasheet information but when i try to run my simulation, i get this error:
"Error: The gate resistance in the Eon_Ic test conditions is 0"
i can't acces the tab "other test conditions" in the PcdEditor
I added my .xml in the attachment
Hi, Jeroen,
Please enter the correct Rg value in the device database:
Yes, you may enter the datasheet values into PSIM's "Device Database Editor" to create a xml file for your device.
In PSIM, please click "Help" and you will find the tutorial files and video tutorial links.
For your question, please click "Help >> Video Tutorials >> Overview and Getting Started >> Introduction to the Thermal Module".
This video is also in Altair's Knowledge Base:
Introduction to the Thermal Module
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