Introducing a Wide Portfolio of IGBT 7 Power Devices Optimized for Applications Across Sustainability, E-Mobility and Data Centers

Core Viewpoint - Microchip Technology has launched its IGBT 7 portfolio, designed to meet the growing demands for efficiency, compactness, and performance in power electronic systems [1][2]. Product Features - The IGBT 7 devices feature increased power capability, lower power losses, and compact sizes, targeting high-growth markets such as sustainability, E-Mobility, and data centers [2]. - The devices are available in various packages and configurations, including standard D3 and D4 62 mm packages, with voltage ranges from 1200V to 1700V and current ranges from 50A to 900A [3]. Applications - These devices serve as key components for applications in solar inverters, hydrogen ecosystems, commercial and agricultural vehicles, and More Electric Aircraft (MEA) [2]. - The IGBT 7 portfolio is suitable for both general industrial applications and specialized aerospace and defense applications, enhancing flexibility for customers [4]. Technical Advantages - The IGBT 7 devices offer lower on-state IGBT voltage, improved antiparallel diode performance, and increased current capability, leading to lower power losses and higher system efficiency [4]. - They are designed to improve system reliability, reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI), and minimize voltage spikes, particularly beneficial for motor control applications [5]. Integration and Support - Microchip's power solutions can be integrated with a wide range of its products, including FPGAs, microcontrollers, and digital signal controllers, providing a comprehensive system solution [4]. - The company offers extensive technical support and a broad portfolio of power management solutions, including Silicon and Silicon Carbide technologies [6]. Availability - The IGBT 7 portfolio is available for purchase in production quantities through Microchip sales representatives and authorized distributors [7].