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The FF401R17KF6C_B2 is a 1700 V IGBT inverter module featuring low-loss second-generation IGBTs 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 total power dissipation reaches 3.15 kW at TC = 25°C. Key electrical parameters include a maximum collector-emitter voltage (VCES) of 1700 V, a gate-emitter peak voltage (VGES) of ±20 V, and an internal gate resistance (RGint) of 2.6 Ω. Thermal characteristics specify a junction-to-case thermal resistance (RthJC) of 40.0 K/kW for the IGBT and 68.0 K/kW for the diode.
Verify component authenticity by matching the part number against official Infineon documentation. Confirm that the datasheet revision aligns with the specific manufacturing batch requirements. Ensure compliance with RoHS directives and check for any specific handling precautions outlined in the application notes provided by the manufacturer.
Evaluate the module's thermal management capabilities based on the specified RthJC values and operating temperature range of -40°C to 125°C. Consider the required gate drive voltages and resistances to optimize switching losses. Verify that the mechanical mounting torque specifications are met to ensure reliable electrical connections and heat dissipation.
This component belongs to the FF series of high-power IGBT modules from Infineon Technologies. It utilizes advanced chip technologies designed for robust operation in demanding power electronics environments. The module integrates both the switching device and the freewheeling diode into a single package for compact system design.
Consult official Infineon cross-reference guides for verified substitutes. Ensure any replacement matches the 1700 V rating, 400 A current capacity, and compatible pinout configuration.
The module can withstand a short-circuit condition for up to 10 µs when the junction temperature is 125°C and the collector current is limited to 1600 A.
The module supports an isolation test voltage of 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.