STMicroelectronics STGB18N40LZ/STGD18N40LZ IGBT Datasheet

This document is the specification of STGD18N40LZ - STGB18N40LZ, which introduces the features and characteristics of the product, including rated voltage, electrical characteristics, test circuits, and package dimensions


STMicroelectronics STGB18N40LZ/STGD18N40LZ IGBT Datasheet - cover page
Brand
STMicroelectronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
18
File format
PDF
File size
594 KB
Published
08 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
483B6390CE307D7B6E415D945870C476

About this manual

This document provides technical specifications for the STGB18N40LZ (DPAK package) and STGD18N40LZ (IPAK/D2PAK packages) internally clamped IGBTs. Key features include 180 mJ of avalanche energy at Tc = 150 °C, ESD gate-emitter protection, and high pulsed current capability suitable for applications like pencil coil electronic ignition drivers.

The datasheet details absolute maximum ratings such as a collector-emitter voltage of 400 V and continuous collector currents up to 30 A. It also includes static and dynamic electrical characteristics, thermal resistance values for various packages, and typical application circuit diagrams.

What's inside

  • Electrical ratings
  • Static electrical characteristics
  • Dynamic electrical characteristics
  • Switching on/off times
  • Thermal impedance
  • Package mechanical data

Specifications

Single pulse energy at Tc = 150 °C180 mJ

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum continuous collector current for this IGBT at a junction temperature of 100 °C?

The device supports a continuous collector current of up to 25 A in DPAK packages or 30 A in IPAK packages when the junction temperature is 100 °C.

What single pulse energy rating does this IGBT have when the case temperature is 150 °C?

The device can handle a single pulse energy of 180 mJ at a case temperature of 150 °C with an inductance of 3 mH.

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