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An IGBT (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor) module is a semiconductor device for high-power industrial applications. Rated at 1200 V, it efficiently controls power up to 400 or 500 A. Used in electric fittings, power supplies, induction heating, UPS systems, welding, and inverters, its robust design ensures reliability with efficient switching and thermal management for precise control and high efficiency.

Power storage capacitors are designed for electrical systems with a frequency of 50 Hz. Made from aluminum, they have a rated voltage of 1250 VDC and operate between 85-105°C. Square-shaped and white in color, these capacitors store electrical energy efficiently, essential for various industrial applications requiring reliable power storage and delivery.

An IGBT driver controls Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors (IGBTs) in electrical and industrial equipment. It supports up to 1200V, operating on electric power. Available in black or silver, it ensures reliability in motor drives, power converters, and renewable energy systems, managing gate signals with precision for optimal performance and safety in industrial settings.

A MOSFET transistor is crucial in industrial applications, operating with electric power. Compact at 35 x 12 x 10.5 mm, it supports voltages from 6.6 V to 14.8 V and handles 140 A current. Known for efficiency and reliability, it manages high currents and voltages with minimal heat. Fast switching, low resistance, and high power density suit power management and motor control in demanding industrial tasks.

An electrolytic capacitor, with aluminum electrodes, offers high capacitance (around 330 MFD) and handles voltages from 450V to 1100V. Recognizable by their cylindrical shape and black or white color, they are crucial for filtering, decoupling, and energy storage in power supplies and industrial machinery. Operating reliably from 85°C to 105°C, they ensure stable performance in electronic systems requiring high capacitance and voltage ratings.

Diode modules are essential in industrial applications, operating with a supply voltage of 60 amps and rated at 900 V. They ensure reliable power supply, backed by warranty, and are electrically powered. Typically white in color, these modules are critical for controlling current flow in various industrial sectors, offering robust performance and efficiency.

A power electronics capacitor operates at 50 Hz with a rated DC voltage range of 400-1600 V and can withstand temperatures from -40°C to +85°C. It features terminals with torque specifications of M6 (3.5 N.m) and M8 (6 N.m). Designed for reliability in various industries, it ensures stable performance in demanding electrical applications.