New IGBTs convert more solar energy
By optimising the new IRGB40xxDPbF
600V IGBTs for the lowest combination of
Total Switching Energy (ETS) and on-resistance
when operated at 20kHz
switching frequency,
International Rectifier allows
engineers to save cost and
increase the efficiency of solar
inverters and Uninterruptible
Power Supplies (UPS).
Traditionally, IGBTs incur excessive
switching losses at the frequencies
used in UPS and solar inverters. By
overcoming this drawback, IR enables
higher power outputs and lower cost-per-Watt
in solar applications, as well
as longer-lasting backup power in UPS
systems. Size reductions can also be
gained through lower power
dissipation.
The IRGB40xxDPbF IGBTs use the latest-generation
field-stop trench technology to
achieve this improved trade-off. Advantages
include lower collector-to-emitter saturation
voltage and ETS compared to Punch-Through
(PT) and Non-Punch-Through (NPT) IGBTs.
Co-packaged ultra-fast soft-recovery diodes further
improve efficiency and also reduce EMI.
FEATURES
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- 175°C maximum junction temperature
- 5µs Short-Circuit Safe Operating Area (SCSOA)
- Square Reverse Biased Safe Operating Area (RBSOA)
- Positive collector-to-emitter saturation voltage temperature coefficient
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APPLICATIONS
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- Solar inverters
- UPS systems
- Energy-saving lamp ballasts
- Motor drives
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