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FGA40N65SMD - 40A Field Stop IGBT

General Description

Using novel field stop IGBT technology, Fairchild’s new series of field stop 2nd generation IGBTs offer the optimum performance for solar inverter, UPS, welder, induction heating, telecom, ESS and PFC applications where low conduction and switching losses are essential.

Key Features

  • Maximum Junction Temperature : TJ = 175oC.
  • Positive Temperature Co-efficient for Easy Parallel Operating.
  • High Current Capability.
  • Low Saturation Voltage: VCE(sat) = 1.9 V(Typ. ) @ IC = 40 A.
  • Fast Switching : EOFF = 6.5 uJ/A.
  • Tighten Parameter Distribution.
  • RoHS Compliant.

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FGA40N65SMD — 650 V, 40 A Field Stop IGBT FGA40N65SMD 650 V, 40 A Field Stop IGBT Features • Maximum Junction Temperature : TJ = 175oC • Positive Temperature Co-efficient for Easy Parallel Operating • High Current Capability • Low Saturation Voltage: VCE(sat) = 1.9 V(Typ.) @ IC = 40 A • Fast Switching : EOFF = 6.5 uJ/A • Tighten Parameter Distribution • RoHS Compliant Applications • Solar Inverter, UPS, Welder, PFC, Induction Heating • Telecom, ESS August 2014 General Description Using novel field stop IGBT technology, Fairchild’s new series of field stop 2nd generation IGBTs offer the optimum performance for solar inverter, UPS, welder, induction heating, telecom, ESS and PFC applications where low conduction and switching losses are essential.