STGW60H65DRF

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The STGW60H65DRF is a 6.5 kV Field Stop IGBT developed by STMicroelectronics. This IGBT is designed to handle a wide range of motor control applications and is typically used in motor drives up to 6.5 kV peak voltage. This IGBT is provided in a dual-in-line package and has a typical current rating of 60A. The major advantage of this IGBT is its low switching losses, which allow it to achieve very high efficiency ratings.

The IGBT works on the principle of a combination of a bipolar transistor (BJT) and an insulated gate field-effect transistor (IGFET), which is in essence an advanced form of the JFET. A major aspect of this device is that it can provide both low resistance at low voltages (when turned on) and high resistance at higher voltages (when turned off), allowing for improved control of a circuit in which it is used. To turn the device on, the gate of the IGBT is forward-biased, resulting in current flow between its emitter and collector. To turn it off, the gate voltage is reversed, resulting in the device becoming an open circuit.

The STGW60H65DRF IGBT can be used in a wide range of motor drive applications due to its low switching losses. This device is commonly used in motor drives up to 6.5 kV peak voltage, enabling high efficiency and low losses. It is also suitable for other applications, such as DC-DC converters, welding applications, and many more. The device comes with plated leads for soldering, allowing it to be easily mounted onto a printed circuit board and integrated into a system.

The STGW60H65DRF IGBT is a low switching loss, high voltage device that is perfectly suited to handle motor control applications up to 6.5 kV peak voltage. The device works on the principle of a combination of a bipolar transistor and an insulated gate field-effect transistor, which allows for low resistance at low voltages and high resistance at higher voltages. This device is often used in motor drives, DC-DC converters, and welding applications. By providing a plated lead for soldering, this device is easily integrated into any system.

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