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The AIP3D05A060Q4 is a 26-pin PowerDIP Intelligent Power Module featuring a 600V Trench Shielded Planar Gate IGBT and a 3-phase inverter configuration. It supports a continuous output phase current of 5A at 25°C case temperature, with a peak current capability of 10A for pulses under 1ms. The module includes integrated bootstrap diodes with built-in current-limiting resistors and provides isolation ratings of 2000Vrms. Control supply voltage ranges from 13.5V to 16.5V, while the operating junction temperature spans from -40°C to 150°C.
Verify the exact ordering suffix against Alpha & Omega Semiconductor documentation. The 'Q4' designation corresponds to the IPM-3 Long terminal type variant, whereas the 'N' suffix denotes the IPM-3A Normal terminal type. Ensure the selected package variant matches the mechanical footprint requirements of the target PCB layout before procurement.
Select this component for applications requiring a compact 3-phase inverter solution with integrated gate drive and protection features. The 5A continuous current rating suits low-power motor drive implementations. Designers must account for the 2000Vrms isolation requirement and ensure adequate thermal management given the specified junction-to-case thermal resistance values for both IGBT and FWD components.
This device belongs to the AIP3 series of Intelligent Power Modules manufactured by Alpha & Omega Semiconductor Inc. It utilizes Trench Shielded Planar Gate IGBT technology to achieve efficient switching performance within a dual-in-line package format designed for through-hole mounting.
The AIP3D05A060Q4N serves as a direct functional substitute, differing only in the terminal type specification (Normal versus Long). Verify pin compatibility and mechanical dimensions when substituting between these variants.
The internal short-circuit current protection function operates exclusively for the low-side IGBTs.
The trip level is determined by the connection state of the OT pin; connecting it to VDD sets the trip level to 120°C, while leaving it open also results in a 120°C trip level.
The VCF pin functions as a controllable fault output signal indicating short-circuit, under-voltage, or over-temperature faults, and also serves as an enable input to shut down low-side IGBTs.