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The ROHM BM63967S-VC is a high-performance Intelligent Power Module (IPM) designed for high-speed switching motor control applications. It integrates a gate driver, bootstrap diode, IGBTs, and freewheeling diodes into a single package to form a three-phase DC/AC inverter. The module features a 600V voltage rating and supports a collector current of up to 30A. Key electrical parameters include a typical IGBT saturation voltage (Vce(sat)) of 1.7V and a typical diode forward voltage (Vf) of 1.5V. Switching characteristics include a high-side turn-on delay time (tonH) of 0.95µs and a turn-off delay time (toffH) of 1.40µs. It operates with AC input voltages ranging from 100 to 240 Vrms.
Verify the specific suffix (VA vs VC) against the official datasheet to ensure correct pinout and internal configuration compatibility. Confirm that the application does not require automotive-grade certification, as this series is generally designated for standard industrial or consumer use. Check for any recent product change notices regarding lead times or packaging updates directly from the manufacturer's official channels before finalizing procurement plans.
Select this IPM when designing systems requiring high-speed switching capabilities with integrated protection features. Ensure the thermal management solution can handle the power dissipation associated with 30A continuous operation. Verify that the control logic interfaces correctly with the 3.3V or 5V input requirements. Consider the open emitter configuration if the application demands specific grounding arrangements for the low-side switches.
This component belongs to the BM63967S series of intelligent power modules from ROHM Semiconductor. These modules are engineered specifically for efficient motor control in household appliances and industrial equipment. The series leverages SOI technology to achieve compact integration of power and control circuits, reducing system complexity and board space compared to discrete solutions.
BM63967S-VA
No, the module includes built-in bootstrap diodes for the high-side IGBT drivers, simplifying the external circuit design.
The low-side IGBT gate driver detects its own temperature and outputs an analog voltage signal via the VOT pin.
The low-side drivers feature short-circuit current protection (SCP) and control supply under-voltage lockout (UVLO), which trigger a fault signal output.