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The IRGB20B60PD1PbF is a WARP2 series N-channel IGBT with an integrated HEXFRED ultrafast soft-recovery diode, rated for 600 V collector-emitter voltage and packaged in TO-220AB. It utilizes NPT technology to provide a positive temperature coefficient for safe parallel operation. The device features low saturation voltage (typical 2.05 V at 13 A) and minimal tail current. Key electrical parameters include a maximum continuous collector current of 40 A at 25°C case temperature, a typical gate threshold voltage of 4.0 V, and total switching losses up to 285 µJ at 25°C. The co-packaged diode exhibits a forward voltage drop of 1.5 V at 4 A.
Verify the component matches the exact part number IRGB20B60PD1PbF. Confirm the package type is TO-220AB and that it includes the lead-free suffix 'PbF'. Ensure the supplier provides documentation confirming the WARP2 series designation and HEXFRED diode integration. Cross-reference datasheet specifications against your specific thermal and electrical requirements before finalizing procurement.
Select this component when designing circuits requiring high switching frequencies up to 150 kHz. The positive temperature coefficient makes it suitable for paralleling multiple units to increase current handling capacity. Consider the integrated diode's soft recovery characteristics to reduce electromagnetic interference and voltage spikes in hard-switching topologies like PFC or ZVS converters.
This device belongs to the WARP2 series of insulated gate bipolar transistors manufactured by Infineon Technologies (formerly International Rectifier). The series combines IGBT technology with ultrafast recovery diodes in a single package to optimize system efficiency and reduce component count in power conversion applications.
Direct substitutes within the same family include IRGB20B60PD1. Verify pinout compatibility and thermal resistance values when replacing components in existing designs.
The maximum operating junction temperature range extends up to +150 °C.
NPT technology provides a positive temperature coefficient for the collector-emitter saturation voltage, allowing multiple devices to share current evenly without thermal runaway during parallel operation.
The typical forward voltage drop (VFM) of the integrated diode is 1.5 V at a forward current of 4.0 A.