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The FS75R12W2T4PBPSA1 is a silicon IGBT module from Infineon Technologies, belonging to the EconoPACK™ 3 series. It features a six-pack configuration with TrenchStop™ IGBT7 technology. The device supports a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 1200 V and a continuous collector current of 75 A at 25°C. Typical saturation voltages are 1.55 V for the IGBT and 1.72 V for the anti-parallel diode at 25°C. The module operates within a junction temperature range of -40°C to +175°C and utilizes press-fit mounting in a compact package measuring 56.7 mm by 48 mm.
Verify the complete part number including the BPSA1 suffix against official Infineon documentation to ensure correct revision and compliance status. Confirm that the required datasheet version matches the specific manufacturing batch. Cross-reference the Mouser component ID to validate sourcing channels. Ensure storage conditions adhere to manufacturer guidelines for moisture-sensitive devices prior to assembly.
Select this component when a 1200 V rating and 75 A current capacity are required in a compact form factor. The IGBT7 generation offers improved short-circuit withstand capability compared to previous generations. Verify that the application circuitry supports the specific gate charge requirements of the TrenchStop™ technology. Ensure the cooling solution accommodates the thermal resistance characteristics defined in the official thermal diagram.
This module is part of Infineon's EconoPACK™ 3 family, designed for industrial applications requiring high reliability. It complements other variants in the series such as the FS75R12W2E4PB11BPSA1, which shares similar electrical ratings but may differ in specific packaging or internal configuration details. The product line emphasizes efficiency and robustness for demanding power conversion environments.
Direct substitutes include the FS75R12W2E4PB11BPSA1. Verify pinout compatibility and thermal interface specifications before substitution. Alternative technologies such as SiC modules may offer higher efficiency but require different gate drive considerations.