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The DF450R17N2E4PB11BPSA1 is a low power Econo IGBT module manufactured by Infineon Technologies. It features a dual IGBT configuration with an integrated anti-parallel diode, rated for 1700 V collector-emitter voltage and a continuous collector current of 450 A. The component utilizes Trenchstop technology to optimize switching performance and conduction losses. Designed for robust industrial applications, it offers high power density within a compact footprint, suitable for demanding power conversion environments requiring reliable semiconductor switching capabilities.
Verify the exact datasheet revision when sourcing this component, as Infineon migrates documents to new systems with updated layout and numbering schemas. Confirm that the specific suffix matches the required electrical characteristics and thermal parameters for your design. Ensure compatibility with existing gate driver circuits and mounting hardware specifications before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this module for applications requiring high current handling at 1700 V within a low-power Econo form factor. Consider the thermal resistance characteristics and switching speed trade-offs inherent to Trenchstop technology. Evaluate the package dimensions against available PCB space and ensure adequate heatsinking infrastructure is planned to manage the thermal dissipation associated with 450 A operation.
This component belongs to Infineon's low power Econo IGBT module series, designed to balance performance with compact packaging. It represents a standard solution for medium-power industrial electronics, offering a reliable alternative to discrete components or larger modules. The series is characterized by consistent manufacturing quality and widespread availability in the power semiconductor market.
Direct substitutes are not explicitly confirmed in public documentation. Cross-reference with other Infineon Econo modules sharing identical pinouts and electrical ratings, such as those from the FF or FP series, ensuring voltage and current capacities meet or exceed the original requirements.