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The IXGR32N60CD1 is a high-power Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) manufactured by IXYS. It features a 600V collector-emitter breakdown voltage and a continuous collector current rating of 32A at 25°C. The device utilizes GenX3™ technology to achieve low saturation voltage, typically 1.80V at 36A. It is housed in a TO-247 package designed for through-hole mounting. Key electrical characteristics include a maximum gate-emitter voltage of ±20V and an operating junction temperature range from -55°C to +175°C.
Verify component authenticity against official IXYS documentation before integration. Confirm that the specific lot matches the required thermal and electrical specifications. Ensure handling procedures comply with electrostatic discharge (ESD) safety standards during storage and assembly to prevent damage to the semiconductor junction.
Select this component for designs requiring high current handling with moderate switching speeds. The TO-247 package facilitates effective heat dissipation for high-power density circuits. Evaluate thermal resistance requirements carefully to maintain junction temperatures within the specified safe operating limits under continuous load conditions.
This part belongs to the IXYS GenX3™ family of 600V IGBTs. It shares technological lineage with other high-current devices like the IXGH series but offers distinct packaging and pinout configurations suitable for specific board layout constraints. It serves as a core switching element in industrial power conversion architectures.
Direct substitutes may include parts from the IXGH32N60B3 or IXSK30N60CD1 series, provided pin compatibility and electrical ratings align. Verify that alternative components maintain equivalent short-circuit withstand capabilities and thermal performance metrics.
The typical Vce(sat) is 1.80V when measured at a collector current of 36A and a gate-emitter voltage of 15V.
Yes, the device features integrated Short Circuit Safe Operating Area (SCSOA) capability, allowing it to withstand short-circuit events for a specified duration.
The maximum operating junction temperature (Tj) is rated at +175°C.