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    IRï½s automotive-qualified 600-V trench IGBTs in D2Pak deliver high power density in HEVs & EVs

    08/15/2012

    International Rectifier has announced the introduction of a family of automotive-qualified 600-V IGBTs for electric and hybrid vehicle applications including air conditioner inverters, pumps, and PTC (positive temperature coefficient) heaters. Co-packaged with a diode and available in a D2Pak form factor for compact surface mount systems, the new 600-V trench IGBTs feature a nominal current of 24 A and a minimum short-circuit rating of 5 μs. The new devices also offer low VCE(on) to reduce power dissipation and achieve higher power density, and positive VCE(on) temperature coefficient making the device well suited for paralleling. The family of IGBTs also features an optimized square BRSOA (reverse-bias safe-operating area), and up to 175 °C maximum operating temperature. The new IGBTs are also available in TO-262 and TO-220 packages for standard through-hole assembly. IR's automotive IGBTs are subject to dynamic and static part average testing combined with 100 percent automated wafer level visual inspection as part of IR's automotive quality initiative targeting zero defects. The new devices are all lead-free and RoHS compliant. International Rectifier product deep link

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