I'm building a small wind turbine and the low voltage output makes diodes, even schottky undesirable.
So I have have been exploring active rectification, however the designs seem costly. I like the raspberry pi's ideal diode circuit, however I have concern about the base-emitter breakdown voltage.
I have found https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Texas-Instruments/LP395Z-NOPB which promises no damage from high voltages from base emitter, however it does not specify reverse bias breakdown and this part cost is very high.
Any suggestions for achieving active rectification for 3 phase?
So I have have been exploring active rectification, however the designs seem costly. I like the raspberry pi's ideal diode circuit, however I have concern about the base-emitter breakdown voltage.
I have found https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Texas-Instruments/LP395Z-NOPB which promises no damage from high voltages from base emitter, however it does not specify reverse bias breakdown and this part cost is very high.
Any suggestions for achieving active rectification for 3 phase?
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