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The FD400R12KE3_B5 is a 62mm C-series IGBT module featuring Trench/Fieldstop IGBT3 technology and an Emitter Controlled High Efficiency series diode. It provides a collector-emitter voltage of 1200 V, with continuous DC collector currents rated at 400 A (TC=80°C) or 580 A (TC=25°C). The total power dissipation is 2000 W at TC=25°C. Key electrical parameters include a maximum repetitive peak collector current of 800 A, a gate-emitter peak voltage of ±20 V, and a typical collector-emitter saturation voltage of 1.70 V at Tvj=25°C. Thermal resistance from junction to case is 0.062 K/W for the IGBT and 0.11 K/W for the diode.
Verify component authenticity by cross-referencing the manufacturer part number against official Infineon documentation. Confirm that the specific B5 suffix matches the required datasheet revision and technical specifications for your design. Ensure all handling and mounting procedures adhere strictly to the valid application notes provided by the manufacturer to maintain warranty coverage and operational safety.
Select this module when designing systems requiring a 1200 V rating with high continuous current capabilities up to 580 A at lower case temperatures. Evaluate the thermal resistance values (0.062 K/W for IGBT, 0.11 K/W for diode) against your heatsink capacity. Consider the 20 nH stray inductance for switching speed optimization and ensure the operating junction temperature range of -40°C to 125°C aligns with your environmental constraints.
This component belongs to Infineon's 62mm C-series lineup, which utilizes Trench/Fieldstop IGBT3 technology. It is specifically engineered as a brake chopper module, combining high-efficiency switching characteristics with robust diode recovery properties. The series is designed for industrial applications where compact form factors and high power density are critical requirements.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source material. Verify compatibility with existing designs by matching key electrical parameters such as voltage ratings, current capacities, and thermal resistance values before considering alternative components.