IRGB4064DPBF Discrete Semiconductor Products

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The IRGB4064DPBF is a Type IRGB single IGBT module manufactured by Infineon Technologies. It has an optimal package size to ensure its versatility in terms of requirements for cooling, power dissipation and component loading. The IRGB4064DSPF can be used in a variety of applications ranging from household appliances to motor drives.

The IRGB4064DPBF has a maximum collector current of 400 A, a maximum Collector-Emitter voltage of 600 V, and a maximum Gate-Emitter voltage of 20 V. The Open-Emitter Voltage is 6V, and the gate charge is 166 nC. The module provides a high switching speed, which allows the device to be used in power applications requiring high-speed switching. Additionally, the low resistance of the device makes it suitable for low-loss applications. Furthermore, the device has a wide operating temperature range of -55°C to 150°C.

In terms of its applications, the IRGB4064DPBF can be used in power switches, motor control, UPS systems, and DC-DC converters. The device also finds applications in high power industrial applications, such as lighting and welding applications. The device is also used in automotive applications like engine control, ABS, and traction control systems.

The IRGB4064DPBF’s working principle is based on the recombination of electrons and holes at its base-collector junction. When the Gate-Emitter voltage is higher than 6V, the IGBT is turned on (also known as saturating condition). This is because the majority carriers in the IGBT’s base-collector junction, the electrons and holes, are in equilibrium, and there is a large number of them, allowing for current to flow between the collector and the emitter. As a result, the collector current increases, allowing it to drive large loads.

When the Gate-Emitter voltage is lowered below 6V, the majority carriers cease to exist, and the IGBT turns off. This is because when the majority carriers are not present, the collector current approaches zero, thereby eliminating the potential between the emitter and the collector, and thus, greatly reducing the power consumption of the device.

In summary, the IRGB4064DPBF is a type IRGB single IGBT module manufactured by Infineon. It has a maximum collector current of 400 A, a maximum gate voltage of 20V, and a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 600V. The device can be used in a variety of applications ranging from household appliances to motor drives. Additionally, the device operates on the principle of recombination of electrons and holes at its base-collector junction, allowing for it to be used for high speed switching and low-loss applications.

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