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The IRG7PH44K10DPbF is a 1200 V, 70 A N-channel Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) with an integrated ultrafast soft recovery diode. It utilizes Trench and Field-Stop technology to achieve low saturation voltage and switching losses. The device features a 150°C maximum junction temperature, 10 µs short-circuit withstand capability, and a square Reverse Bias Safe Operating Area (RBSOA). It is housed in a TO-247AC package.
Verify the specific suffix against the datasheet: 'PbF' indicates lead-free compliance. Confirm the package variant matches the requirement; 'D' denotes the standard TO-247AC form factor. Ensure the ordering quantity aligns with the standard tube pack size of 25 units specified by the manufacturer.
Select this component for applications requiring high voltage blocking and rugged transient performance. The 1200 V rating provides margin for inductive loads. The integrated diode simplifies half-bridge designs. Verify thermal management capabilities to maintain junction temperatures within the 150°C limit during continuous operation.
This IGBT belongs to the PH series from Infineon Technologies, formerly International Rectifier. It represents a generation of devices optimized for medium-power industrial applications. The product line emphasizes reliability through enhanced short-circuit tolerance and improved thermal characteristics compared to earlier trench technologies.
Direct substitutes include the IRG7PH44K10D-EPbF, which uses the TO-247AD package. Both variants share identical electrical specifications and pinouts. Verify that the alternative package fits the existing PCB footprint and mounting constraints before implementation.
The IRG7PH44K10DPbF supports a short-circuit withstand time of 10 microseconds at a junction temperature of 150°C.
Yes, it integrates an ultrafast soft recovery diode with a reverse recovery time of 130 ns and peak reverse recovery current of 13 A.
The continuous gate-to-emitter voltage rating is ±30 V, with typical switching operations conducted at +15 V or +18 V.