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The Powerex PS12032 is an Application Specific Intelligent Power Module (ASIPM) rated for 5 Amperes and 1200 Volts. It integrates a three-phase IGBT inverter bridge, a rectifier bridge for AC-to-DC conversion, high-voltage integrated circuits (HVICs), and protection circuitry into a single compact package. Designed for small inverter applications operating up to 20 kHz, the module utilizes application-specific HVICs to reduce inverter size and overall design time.
Verify the specific part number PS12032 against official Powerex documentation to confirm current manufacturing status and technical specifications. Ensure that any ordering suffixes do not alter the functional characteristics unless explicitly documented by the manufacturer. Cross-reference terminal pinouts and isolation voltage ratings with the latest datasheet before integration.
Select this module for designs requiring a compact solution for three-phase inversion and rectification. The integrated HVICs simplify driver design by handling gate drive and protection logic. Verify that the required switching frequency does not exceed the specified limits for the intended thermal environment and load conditions.
This component belongs to the Powerex Intellimod™ series of Application Specific Intelligent Power Modules. These modules are engineered to consolidate power devices, gate drivers, and protection circuits into a unified package, facilitating faster development cycles for inverter-based systems while maintaining robust electrical performance.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Consult Powerex directly for potential alternative models within the Intellimod™ family that match specific voltage and current requirements.
The maximum recommended PWM input frequency is 15 kHz when the case temperature is maintained at or below 100°C and the junction temperature is within the specified limit.
The module includes internal over-current detection with a trip level typically around 7.0 Amperes. Upon detection, it triggers a fault output signal and shuts down the gate drive to protect the IGBTs.
Yes, the module features an arm shoot-through blocking time of 4.0 µs. However, the dead-time must be set externally by the CPU; it is not part of the ASIPM internal automatic functions.