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IGBT Modules, Infineon The Infineon range of IGBT Modules offer low switching loss for switching up to 60 Khz frequencies. The IGBTs span over a range of power modules like the ECONOPACK packages with collector emitter voltage at 1200V, PrimePACK IGBT half-bridge chopper modules with NTC up to 1600/1700V. The PrimePACK IGBT’s can be found in Industrial, commercial, construction and agricultural vehicles. The N-Channel TRENCHSTOP TM and Fieldstop IGBT Modules are suitable for hard switching and soft switching applications such as Inverters, UPS and Industrial drives. Package styles include: 62mm Modules, EasyPACK, EconoPACKTM2/EconoPACKTM3/EconoPACKTM4

Parameter	Symbol	Min	Typ	Max	Unit	Description
Rated Voltage	VRRM	-	75	-	V	Maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage
Continuous Forward Current (Tc=25°C)	IF	-	12	-	A	RMS value for a sine wave at 50/60 Hz
Continuous Forward Current (Tc=100°C)	IF	-	8	-	A	RMS value for a sine wave at 50/60 Hz
Peak Non-repetitive Forward Current (Tj=25°C)	IFSM	-	150	-	A	Single half-sine-wave surge current
Peak Non-repetitive Forward Current (Tj=100°C)	IFSM	-	100	-	A	Single half-sine-wave surge current
Reverse Recovery Time	trr	-	35	-	ns	At IF = 12A, dI/dt = 100 A/μs
Junction to Case Thermal Resistance	RθJC	-	1.0	-	°C/W	Thermal resistance from junction to case
Storage Temperature Range	TSTG	-55	-	150	°C	Operating temperature range

Instructions:

1. Mounting and Handling:

   • Ensure that the device is handled with care to avoid mechanical damage.
   • Use appropriate thermal management techniques to maintain the junction temperature within the specified limits.

2. Electrical Connections:

   • Connect the device according to the circuit diagram provided in the application notes.
   • Ensure that the forward current does not exceed the rated continuous forward current for the given case temperature.

3. Surge Current Handling:

   • The device can handle peak non-repetitive forward currents up to the specified values for short durations. Ensure that these surges do not occur frequently to avoid overheating.

4. Reverse Recovery:

   • The reverse recovery time should be considered when designing circuits to minimize switching losses and ensure stable operation.

5. Thermal Management:

   • Use heatsinks or other cooling methods to keep the junction-to-case thermal resistance within the specified limit.
   • Monitor the junction temperature to prevent it from exceeding the maximum operating temperature.

6. Storage:

   • Store the device in a dry, cool place within the specified storage temperature range to prevent degradation.

7. Safety Precautions:

   • Always follow safety guidelines when handling high-voltage components.
   • Use protective equipment such as gloves and goggles when necessary.

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