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IM323S6GXKMA1 is listed in the Power Driver Modules range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Infineon Technologies. Its product description is CIPOS TINY. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The IM323S6GXKMA1 is a CIPOS™ Tiny IM323 intelligent power module featuring a fully isolated dual in-line molded package. It integrates reverse conducting IGBTs with an optimized SOI gate driver for three-phase AC and permanent magnet motor control. The device supports a DC link supply voltage up to 450 V, includes integrated bootstrap functionality, overcurrent shutdown, undervoltage lockout, and a built-in NTC thermistor. Low-side emitter pins are accessible for phase current monitoring.
Verify the specific ordering suffix XKMA1 against official Infineon documentation to confirm packaging details and availability status. Ensure the component meets industrial qualification standards per JEDEC tests. Confirm that the application environment does not require automotive AEC-Q100 or AEC-Q101 qualification, as this product is explicitly stated as not qualified for those standards.
Select this module for applications requiring compact PCB size and high reliability in variable speed drive systems. The open-emitter configuration allows for external current sensing, which is critical for precise motor control loops. Ensure the design accommodates the required isolation voltage and thermal management for the specified operating case temperature range.
This component belongs to the CIPOS™ Tiny IM323 product group from Infineon Technologies. It is designed to integrate various power and control components to optimize system costs and PCB footprint. The series utilizes reverse conducting IGBTs combined with SOI gate drivers to provide excellent electrical performance and robustness in industrial environments.
The datasheet lists the IM323-S6G2 as a variant within the same product family. Verify if the specific ordering suffix corresponds to the standard S6G or the short lead time S6G2 version before substitution.
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