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The FD401R17KF6C_B2 is a 1700 V IGBT module featuring a second-generation low-loss IGBT and a soft Emitter Controlled Diode. It provides a continuous DC collector current of 400 A at TC = 80°C, with a repetitive peak collector current of 800 A. The module includes an integrated brake-chopper IGBT and diode, alongside a reverse diode. Key electrical parameters include a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 1700 V, a typical VCE(sat) of 3.10 V at 400 A and 125°C, and a total power dissipation of 3.15 kW. Thermal resistance from junction to case is 40.0 K/kW for the IGBT and 68.0 K/kW for the diodes.
Verify the specific ordering suffix _B2 against official Infineon documentation to confirm package and qualification details. Ensure that the preliminary data status does not impact final design specifications. Confirm thermal interface material requirements match the specified RthCH values. Validate mounting torque specifications for M5 and M6 screws during assembly.
Select this module for applications requiring 1700 V blocking capability and up to 400 A continuous current. Consider the 58 nH stray inductance for switching speed optimization. Evaluate the thermal resistance values against the expected heatsink performance. Verify compatibility with standard gate drive voltages of ±15 V.
This component belongs to the Infineon IGBT module family, specifically designed for high-power industrial and traction applications. It utilizes advanced chip technology to minimize switching losses while maintaining robust short-circuit withstand capability. The module integrates multiple semiconductor functions into a single compact housing.
Consult official Infineon cross-reference guides for verified substitutes. Ensure replacement parts maintain identical voltage ratings, current capabilities, and pin configurations. Verify thermal and mechanical compatibility before implementation.
The module supports a maximum short-circuit current of 1600 A for pulse durations up to 10 µs at Tvj = 125°C.
The isolation test voltage is 4.0 kV RMS at 50 Hz for one minute.
At IC = 400 A, VCE = 900 V, and Tvj = 25°C, the typical turn-on energy loss (Eon) is 190 mJ.