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The IXEH25N120 is a single N-channel IGBT in a TO-247AD package. It features a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 1200 V and a continuous collector current of 36 A at 25°C. The saturation voltage is typically 2.6 V at 25°C and 3.2 V at 125°C. Switching times include a turn-on delay of 205 ns, rise time of 105 ns, turn-off delay of 320 ns, and fall time of 175 ns. Thermal resistance from junction to case is 0.63 K/W. Operating temperature ranges from -55°C to +150°C.
Verify the specific suffix against official documentation to confirm component configuration. The base part number denotes the IGBT only, while the D1 suffix indicates inclusion of the integrated free-wheeling diode. Confirm RoHS compliance status and lead times directly with authorized distributors or the manufacturer before procurement.
Select this component for high-voltage applications requiring robust switching performance. The NPT3 structure ensures stable thermal behavior during parallel operation. Consider the D1 variant if an integrated anti-parallel diode is required for the circuit topology. Verify gate drive requirements align with the specified threshold and saturation characteristics.
This device belongs to the IXEH series of insulated gate bipolar transistors manufactured by IXYS. It utilizes NPT3 technology designed for efficient power conversion. The component is housed in a standard TO-247AD through-hole package suitable for industrial power electronics applications.
Official substitutes are not identified in the provided datasheet. Cross-referencing requires matching voltage ratings, current capabilities, and package dimensions with verified equivalent components from other manufacturers.
The IXEH25N120 contains only the IGBT transistor. The IXEH25N120D1 includes an optional integrated HiPerFRED free-wheeling diode alongside the IGBT.
The maximum operating junction temperature is +150°C.
The NPT3 technology provides a positive temperature coefficient of saturation voltage, which facilitates easy paralleling of multiple devices without complex current balancing circuits.