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The AIP3D10A060Q4N is a 26-pin PowerDIP Intelligent Power Module featuring a 600V, 10A Trench Shielded Planar Gate IGBT three-phase inverter. It integrates bootstrap diodes with current-limiting resistors and provides comprehensive protection including UVLO, over-temperature (OT), short-circuit current (CSC), and fault output (VCF). The module supports 3V/5V logic inputs, offers 2000Vrms isolation, and operates within a -40°C to 150°C junction temperature range.
Verify the specific ordering suffix 'N' corresponds to the IPM-3A package with normal terminals, distinct from the 'Q4' variant which utilizes long terminals. Confirm RoHS compliance status and ensure the application circuit design accommodates the specified isolation ratings and thermal resistance parameters for reliable operation.
Select this component for applications requiring a compact three-phase inverter solution with integrated gate drive and protection features. Ensure the system design accounts for the 2000Vrms isolation requirement and verify that the control interface matches the specified 3V or 5V Schmitt trigger input thresholds.
This part belongs to the AIP3 series of intelligent power modules manufactured by Alpha & Omega Semiconductor Inc. It is designed as a complete power stage solution, combining power switching elements with control logic in a single dual-in-line package to simplify PCB layout and reduce component count in motor drive systems.
Publicly confirmed parameter-equivalent substitutes include AIP3D10A060Q4 and AIP3D10A060Q6. Verify terminal length specifications when substituting, as the 'N' suffix indicates normal terminals while other variants may require different mounting considerations.
The OT pin can be connected to VDD to set a default trip level of 120°C. Alternatively, pull-down resistors can be used to adjust the threshold, such as 100kΩ for 130°C or 400kΩ for 110°C.
The VCF pin serves as a controllable fault output signal indicating short-circuit, under-voltage, or over-temperature faults. It also functions as an enable input; pulling it low shuts down all low-side IGBTs.
No, the short-circuit current protection (CSC) feature is designed to operate only for the low-side IGBTs using an external shunt resistor and RC filter on the CSC pin.