Mitsubishi Electric PM450CLA120 Intelligent Power Module User Manual

PM450CLA120 is a three-phase 450A, 1200V intelligent power module that uses the fifth-generation IGBT chip with a 1µm fine line process to improve performance.


Mitsubishi Electric PM450CLA120 Intelligent Power Module User Manual - cover page
Brand
Mitsubishi
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
128 KB
Published
22 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
BDDC5A81254F1F10B00F302D10DA4F2E

About this manual

The Mitsubishi Electric PM450CLA120 is a flat‑base, insulated intelligent power module featuring a 5th‑generation IGBT (CSTBT) chip, 450 A continuous and 900 A peak current capability, and built‑in protection functions such as over‑temperature, short‑circuit, and under‑voltage detection. The manual provides detailed electrical ratings, mechanical dimensions, and recommended operating conditions for general‑purpose inverter and servo drive applications.

Key sections cover internal block diagrams, maximum ratings, mechanical mounting data, testing precautions, and performance curves. Practical design notes advise PCB layout, capacitor placement, and noise mitigation to ensure stable and safe operation of the module.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Application
  • Package Outline
  • Maximum Ratings
  • Mechanical Ratings and Characteristics
  • Recommended Conditions for Use
  • Precautions for Testing
  • Notes for Stable and Safe Operation
  • Performance Curves
  • Transient Thermal Impedance

Specifications

Continuous Collector Current (Ic)450 A
Junction Temperature Range-20 °C ~ +150 °C
Control Supply Voltage (VD)13.5 V ~ 16.5 V
Weight1250 g

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum continuous collector current for the PM450CLA120?

The module is rated for a continuous collector current of 450 A at 25 °C.

Which protection functions are built into the PM450CLA120?

It includes over‑temperature detection, short‑circuit protection, under‑voltage protection, and fault output signals for each arm of the IPM.

What supply voltage should be applied to the control circuit?

The control supply voltage (VD) should be between 13.5 V and 16.5 V, with Vb and VCIN both at 15 V.

How should the PCB layout be designed for stable operation?

Minimize wiring length between the opto‑coupler and IPM inputs, keep stray capacitance low, and place low‑impedance decoupling capacitors between VCC and GND of each fast‑switching opto‑coupler.

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