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The AOK50B65H1 is a 650V Alpha IGBT with an integrated anti-parallel diode, housed in a TO-247 package. It supports a continuous collector current of 50A at TC=100°C and 100A at TC=25°C, with a pulsed collector current (Icm) of 150A. The saturation voltage (VCE(sat)) is typically 1.9V at TJ=25°C and 50A. Total gate charge (Qg) is 76nC. Switching energies at TJ=175°C include Eon of 1.92mJ and Eoff of 0.85mJ. The device withstands short-circuit conditions for up to 5µs. Thermal resistance from junction-to-case is 0.4°C/W for the IGBT and 1.4°C/W for the diode.
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Select this component for designs requiring 650V blocking capability and robust short-circuit withstand time. Consider the thermal characteristics, specifically the junction-to-case resistance values, when designing heat sinks. Ensure the gate drive circuitry aligns with the specified total gate charge and threshold voltage parameters for optimal switching performance.
This part belongs to the Alpha IGBT series from Alpha & Omega Semiconductor Inc., designed for power conversion applications. It integrates a standard N-channel IGBT structure with a monolithic anti-parallel diode. The TO-247 form factor facilitates through-hole mounting for high-power thermal management.
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The device can withstand a short circuit for a maximum duration of 5 microseconds under conditions where VGE=15V, VCC≤300V, and TJ≤175°C.
The saturation voltage increases with temperature. At TJ=25°C, it is typically 1.9V, rising to 2.4V at TJ=125°C and 2.67V at TJ=175°C under standard test conditions.
At TJ=175°C, the typical turn-on energy (Eon) is 1.92mJ, the turn-off energy (Eoff) is 0.85mJ, resulting in a total switching energy (Etotal) of 2.77mJ.