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The FGHL40T120SWD is a Field Stop VII (FS7) N-channel IGBT with an integrated anti-parallel diode, housed in a TO-247-3L package. It features a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 1200 V and a continuous collector current of 40 A at 100°C. The device exhibits a typical saturation voltage of 1.68 V at 25°C and 40 A. Switching losses are rated at 2.4 mJ for turn-on and 1.1 mJ for turn-off under standard test conditions. The component supports a maximum junction temperature of 175°C and complies with RoHS standards.
Verify the specific ordering suffix against official documentation to confirm package type and compliance status. Ensure that thermal management designs account for the specified junction-to-case resistance values. Confirm that gate drive parameters align with the recommended operating conditions to maintain device reliability and prevent overstress during switching transitions.
Select this component for applications requiring high efficiency and robust parallel operation capabilities. Consider the thermal resistance values when designing heat sinks for continuous or pulsed load conditions. Evaluate the switching energy specifications against the target frequency requirements to ensure optimal system performance and minimize overall power dissipation.
This device belongs to onsemi's FS7 IGBT family, designed for high-efficiency power conversion. It integrates advanced field stop technology to reduce energy waste in renewable energy and storage systems. The TO-247-3L package provides a compact solution for through-hole mounting while maintaining high current handling capabilities.
Direct substitutes within the same series include FGH40T120SWD and FGH40N120SWD. Verify pin compatibility and electrical ratings before implementation. Cross-referencing datasheets is essential to ensure equivalent switching speeds and thermal characteristics.
The maximum operating junction temperature is 175°C.
Yes, it features a positive temperature coefficient which facilitates easy parallel operation.
The typical collector-to-emitter saturation voltage is 1.68 V at 25°C with a 40 A collector current.