STGP6NC60H Discrete Semiconductor Products

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The STGP6NC60H is a type of IGBT (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor), specifically a single. IGBTs are a power-electronic semiconductor device that combines the properties of a transistor and a thyristor, thereby giving you the great performance benefits of both in a single package. The single IGBT is a great way to maintain a high-capacity with a low voltage of operation. This makes them ideal for applications such as industrial motor control, high voltage power converters and more.

The STGP6NC60H has a collector-emitter blocking voltage of 600V, meaning it is designed for operation in the 600V range. This voltage is between the collector and the emitter. It has an on-state voltage drop of 1.7V at 25A, meaning that at a 25A current the voltage drop across the device will be 1.7V, that is the voltage between the collector and emitter. It also has a gate-emitter threshold voltage of 2V. This is the minimum volts that must be applied to the gate in order to turn the IGBT ON.

It also has a maximum junction temperature of 150 °C, meaning it can withstand operation at up to 150°C. This is important as it affects the efficiency and operation of the device, particularly in high temperature applications. The maximum switching and storage temperature range is -55°C to 150°C, meaning it can operate and is designed for operation in these temperature ranges.

The STGP6NC60H has a maximum collector current of 25A, meaning it can handle a maximum current of 25 amps. The maximum power dissipation of the device is 500W, meaning it can dissipate up to 500 Watts of power. It also has a high input capacitance, meaning it has high impedance and therefore a low current flow.

The STGP6NC60H has several applications in different areas, such as power conversion and motor control. It is often used as a power electronic switching device in DC/AC power converters, as a variable speed control device in DC/AC motor drives and as a voltage regulator in other power circuits. In motor control applications, it can be used to control the speed, torque and braking of an electric motor.

The working principle of an IGBT is based on the gate voltage controlling the current flow from the collector to the emitter. At a low gate voltage, the IGBT is off and causes a high impedance between the collector and the emitter. As the gate voltage is increased, the IGBT is turned on and the current can now flow. The amount of current that can flow is determined by the voltage of the gate and the characteristic of the device.

In summary, the STGP6NC60H single IGBT is a great choice for many applications across the industries. It is designed for operation in the 600V range, with a collector-emitter blocking voltage of 600V, an on-state voltage drop of 1.7V at 25A and a maximum junction temperature of 150 C. It has a wide range of uses, such as in power conversion, motor control and as a voltage regulator. Its working principle is based on a gate voltage controlling the current flow between the collector and the emitter.

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