IKP08N65H5XKSA1 650V DuoPack lGBT and Diode

Overview

With a power dissipation rating of 70W, the IKP08N65H5XKSA1 is capable of sustaining high power loads without compromising its performance. Its robust design and reliable operation make it a suitable choice for demanding industrial applications



Features and Benefits
High speed H5 technology offering
.Best-in-Class efficiency in hard switching and resonant topologies
*Plug and play replacement of previous generation lGBTs
.650V breakdown voltage
.Low Qs
"IGBT copacked with RAPlD 1 fast and soft antiparallel diode
Maximum junction temperature 175°C
.Qualified according to JEDEC for target applications
.Pb-free lead plating; RoHS compliant
Complete product spectrum and PSpice Models




Specifications
functional Packing: TUBE
package Name Marketing:TO220
msl: NA
halogen Free: yes
customer Info:STANDARD
fgr: U36
product Classification: ASP
product Status Info:active and preferred
hfgr:K
package Name: PG-TO220-3
pbFree:yes
moisture Prot Pack:NON DRY
ordering Code: SP001001716
four Block Package Name: PG-TO220-3-1
opn: IKP08N65H5XKSA1
completely PbFree: yes
sap MatnrSali: P001001716


Applications:
*Solar converters
*Uninterruptible power supplies
.Welding converters
.Mid to high range switching frequency converters

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