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10 / 20 page ![]() Board performances UM0575 10/20 mains, as described in the IEC 61000-4-5 standard, when the e-STARTER is off, two cases can occur: ● A no-run capacitor is connected across the e-STARTER: the surge voltage is then entirely held by the ACST6. If the energy is high enough, the leakage current of the device can exceed its break-over level, leading to a turn-on of the e-STARTER lasting at worst 10 ms (refer to Figure 9). ● A run capacitor is used: the surge energy is absorbed by this capacitor. The voltage level is then limited below 1 kV, which is the typical clamping level of the ACST6. No spurious turn-on occurs in this case (refer to Figure 10). It should be noted that in case of a spurious triggering in break-over mode, the ACST6 current is limited by the START winding inductance. The current value is then typically in the range of 2 A. This is far below the level guaranteed with ACST6, where a 47 Ω load can be used in such operation mode (refer to the ACST6 datasheet). With a 2 kV surge, the peak current then equals 40 A in this case. 2.5 Reliability and safety Reliability tests have been performed with ACST6-7ST samples submitted to a current shape equivalent to an inrush current of 11 A RMS during 0.5 s. No parameter evolution of these samples has been detected after 450,000 cycles, which is representative of the lifetime of a refrigerator. This result demonstrates the excellent capability of these 6 A products even for applications with high inrush currents. Concerning safety, the EN6033561 standard imposes the consideration of short-circuit or diode-mode failures of all silicon power switches involved in safety features. The failure of an entire e-STARTER cannot lead to safety issues (electrical or mechanical shock, fire). If the e-STARTER power switch dies in short-circuit or diode-mode, the start winding current is still limited by the PTC. The start winding is then protected and the compressor still works. Indeed, the starter function is still ensured by the PTC. The only drawback is that the standby losses increase back to 2.5 W. Figure 9. Spurious e-STARTER triggering with a 2 kV surge (230 V compressor) Figure 10. e-STARTER voltage limited to 648 V thanks to the RUN capacitor (2 kV IEC61000-4-5 surge) VAK IA VAK IA AM00905v1 + 648 V VAK VMAINS IA + 648 V VAK VMAINS IA AM00906v1 |
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