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The AOKS40B65H1 is a single N-channel IGBT from the AlphaIGBT series, rated for 650V collector-emitter breakdown voltage and 40A continuous collector current at 25°C. It features a TO-247 package with a maximum junction temperature of 175°C. Key electrical parameters include a saturation voltage of 1.9V at 25°C and 40A, total gate charge of 63nC, and short-circuit withstand time of 5μs. Switching characteristics at TJ=25°C show turn-on energy of 1.27mJ and turn-off energy of 0.46mJ under standard test conditions.
Verify the specific ordering suffix to confirm the package type, as the datasheet lists both TO-247 (AOKS) and TO-220 (AOTS) variants within the same product family. Ensure the component meets consumer market qualifications, as critical life support applications are explicitly not authorized by the manufacturer.
Select this component for designs requiring 650V blocking capability and up to 40A continuous current in a through-hole configuration. Consider the thermal resistance of 0.5°C/W for heat sink sizing. Verify that the application operates within the consumer market scope, avoiding use in life support systems where liability is excluded.
This part belongs to the AlphaIGBT series manufactured by Alpha & Omega Semiconductor Inc. The datasheet indicates it is designed and qualified specifically for the consumer market. The product summary notes compatibility with the AOTS40B65H1 variant which shares similar electrical ratings but utilizes a different physical package form.
The AOTS40B65H1 is listed as a related part number sharing the same electrical specifications but differing in package type (TO-220 vs TO-247). No other direct substitute part numbers are documented in the provided source material.
The maximum short-circuit withstand time is 5 microseconds, provided VGE is 15V, VCC is less than or equal to 300V, and TJ does not exceed 175°C.
No. The product has been designed and qualified for the consumer market, and applications as critical components in life support devices or systems are not authorized.
The typical total gate charge (Qg) is 63 nC, measured at VGE=15V, VCC=520V, and IC=40A.