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Thursday, August 18, 2016

Renesas Cuts Immersion Voltage in IGBTs

Renesas has shaved 200mV from the immersion voltage of its 650V IGBTs to expand power proficiency.

Said to be because of "ultrathin wafer innovation", run of the mill immersion voltage has dropped from 1.8V to 1.6V in 650V gadgets, and from 2.1V to 1.8V in 1,250V forms.

"There is an exchange off between immersion voltage and the high short out resilience," said the firm. "It has been hard to accomplish low misfortune alongside a high short out resilience."

In any case, it appears to have done it, with short out resilience up to 10µs, contrasted and 8µs in its practically identical prior items. "This guarantees dependability and strong execution in frameworks, for example, power conditioners for sun oriented force inverters," said Renesas.

For quicker exchanging, reverse exchange capacitance is roughly 10% down "by advancing the surface structure of the gadget".

The 13 IGBTs can be found in the RJH/RJP65S arrangement for 650V and RJP1CS arrangement for 1,250V.

Shipping organizations are wafer/chip and TO-247A bundle for the RJH65S arrangement.

Tests begin delivering this month, with large scale manufacturing planned to start in September 2012, scaling to 500,000 units/month by April one year from now.


Renesas likewise plans to discharge a line of units comprising of the new IGBTs with RL78 and RX groups of microcontrollers for engine and inverter control.

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