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The PDMB200W6 is a single IGBT module manufactured by KYOCERA AVX, designed for high-power switching applications. It features a silicon technology construction with a collector-emitter maximum voltage (VCEO) of 650 V and a continuous collector current rating of 200 A at 25°C. The device integrates a brake chopper circuit along with a Fast Recovery Diode (FRD). Key electrical parameters include a collector-emitter saturation voltage of 1.45 V and a gate-emitter leakage current of 1 uA. The maximum gate-emitter voltage is specified at 20 V. The module operates within a temperature range of -40°C to +150°C and utilizes a screw mount installation style within a package measuring 94 mm x 35 mm x 30 mm.
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Select this module for applications requiring integrated braking functionality alongside standard IGBT switching. Verify that the thermal management system can handle the power dissipation associated with a 1.45 V saturation voltage at 200 A. Ensure the drive circuit supports the 20 V maximum gate-emitter voltage limit and that the mechanical design accommodates the 94 mm x 35 mm x 30 mm screw-mount footprint.
This component belongs to the KYOCERA AVX IGBT module series, which focuses on high-current power electronics. The PDMB200W6 specifically addresses needs for compact, high-power solutions that combine switching and braking functions. It represents the company's silicon-based power semiconductor offerings for industrial and energy conversion systems.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source data. Consult KYOCERA AVX technical support for direct replacements or compatible alternatives within their portfolio.