Mitsubishi CM400DU-12NFH IGBT Module Datasheet

This document introduces the CM400DU-12NFH IGBT module from MITSUBISHI, which is suitable for high-frequency switching applications (30kHz to 60kHz). The module has high power switching capability and can be used in gradient amplifiers, induction heating, power supplies, and other fields.


Mitsubishi CM400DU-12NFH IGBT Module Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Mitsubishi
Category
Power Management
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
47 KB
Published
22 March, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
2AF44CCF838B74EAA59972E5AFAF77CD

About this manual

The CM400DU-12NFH is a high‑power insulated IGBT module designed for high‑frequency switching applications such as gradient amplifiers, induction heating and power supplies. It features a 2‑element pack and provides robust electrical performance up to 600 V collector‑emitter voltage.

The document lists maximum ratings, electrical characteristics, thermal data, and typical performance curves, including collector current limits, dissipation values, and switching times. It also includes outline drawings, circuit diagrams, and reverse‑recovery characteristics for the integrated free‑wheel diode.

What's inside

  • Application
  • Maximum Ratings
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Performance Curves
  • Reverse Recovery Characteristics
  • Outline Drawing & Circuit Diagram

Specifications

Continuous collector current (Ic)400 A
Maximum collector dissipation (Pc)960 W (typical)
Maximum collector dissipation at Tc'=25°C (Pc')1640 W (typical)
Junction temperature range (Tj)-40 °C to +150 °C
Isolation voltage (Viso)2500 V
Typical weight400 g

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum continuous collector current for the CM400DU-12NFH?

The module can handle a continuous collector current of 400 A.

What is the isolation voltage between the main terminal and the base plate?

The isolation voltage is rated at 2500 V (AC, 1 min).

What is the typical thermal resistance from junction to case?

Typical thermal resistance (Rth_j‑c) is about 0.13 °C/W.

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