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The AOTF20B65M2 is a 650V, 20A AlphaIGBT™ with an integrated anti-parallel diode in a TO-220F package. It features a collector-emitter saturation voltage of 1.7V at 25°C and 2.15V at 150°C. The device has a maximum junction-to-case thermal resistance of 2.8°C/W for the IGBT and 3.2°C/W for the diode. Switching parameters at 25°C include a turn-on energy of 0.58mJ and turn-off energy of 0.28mJ. The integrated diode exhibits a reverse recovery time of 292ns and a peak reverse recovery current of 5.6A under standard test conditions.
Verify the specific ordering suffix and package form against official Alpha & Omega Semiconductor documentation before procurement. Confirm that the component meets all required electrical ratings for the intended operating temperature range. Ensure compliance with RoHS3 standards and verify export control classifications such as EAR99 for international shipping requirements.
Select this component based on its 650V breakdown voltage and 20A continuous current rating at elevated temperatures. Evaluate the thermal characteristics, specifically the junction-to-case resistance, to ensure adequate heat sinking for the application. Consider the switching energy values and reverse recovery parameters when designing the gate drive circuitry and snubber networks for optimal performance.
This part belongs to the AlphaIGBT™ series from Alpha & Omega Semiconductor Inc., utilizing advanced trench gate technology. It is housed in a TO-220F through-hole package suitable for general-purpose power switching applications. The device integrates a fast-recovery diode to simplify circuit design in hard-switching topologies.
Direct substitutes must match the 650V rating, 20A current capacity, and TO-220F package. Verify equivalent switching speeds and thermal resistance values to maintain system performance. Cross-reference datasheets for compatible gate drive requirements and short-circuit withstand times.
The device can withstand a short circuit for up to 5 microseconds, provided the junction temperature remains below 150°C and the collector-emitter voltage is within limits.
The VCE(sat) increases with temperature; it is specified at 1.7V at 25°C and rises to 2.15V at 150°C under rated current conditions.
At 25°C, the turn-on energy (Eon) is typically 0.58mJ and the turn-off energy (Eoff) is typically 0.28mJ, resulting in a total switching energy of 0.86mJ.