Mitsubishi Electric 5th Generation IGBT Module Product Leaflet


Mitsubishi Electric 5th Generation IGBT Module Product Leaflet - cover page
Brand
Mitsubishi
Category
Power Management
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
2.1 MB
Published
21 March, 2012
Updated
21 March, 2012
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

This leaflet introduces Mitsubishi Electric's 5th generation IGBT modules that employ the CSTBT™ chip, merging the low‑loss advantage of trench IGBTs with the versatility of planar IGBTs. The modules are offered in NF, NFH, and A series, covering a current range of 50 A to 1400 A.

Key features include low turn‑off losses, soft‑switching turn‑off, low inductance, and low thermal resistance using an aluminum‑nitride ceramic substrate. The modules are suited for general‑purpose inverters, AC servos, wind and solar power converters, and other industrial applications.

What's inside

  • Changes for the Better
  • New structure IGBT (CSTBT’)
  • Features
  • Applications
  • Comparison of power loss
  • Series line‑up

Specifications

Current range50 A ~ 1400 A
Turn‑off lossbelow 20 % of standard 1200 V series
Thermal resistanceLow (aluminum nitride ceramic substrate)
Outer dimensionsSame as 3rd generation H series
InductanceLow

Frequently asked questions

What technology does the 5th generation IGBT module use?

It uses the latest CSTBT™ chips that combine trench IGBT low loss with planar IGBT versatility.

What current range do the NF/NFH/A series modules cover?

The modules cover a current range from 50 A up to 1400 A.

Which applications are recommended for these IGBT modules?

They are suitable for general‑purpose inverters, AC servos/CVCF, wind power, and solar power systems.

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