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The RJH60A83RDPN-E0#T2 is a silicon Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) manufactured by Renesas Electronics. It features an integrated Fast Recovery Diode (FRD) and utilizes the A8-Series technology optimized for low conduction loss and high efficiency. The device is housed in a TO-220AB package with a thermal resistance from junction to case of 2.40 °C/W. Key electrical parameters include a collector-emitter breakdown voltage (VCES) of 600 V, a continuous collector current (IC) of 10 A at 100°C, and a typical saturation voltage (VCEsat) of 1.8 V. Switching characteristics consist of a turn-off time (tf) of 80 ns, a short-circuit withstand time (tsc) of 5 µs, and an off-state energy loss (Eoff) of 0.15 mJ. The integrated FRD exhibits a forward voltage (Vf) of 1.5 V and a reverse recovery time (trr) of 150 ns.
Verify the specific ordering suffix #T2 against official documentation to confirm packaging details such as tape and reel specifications. Confirm RoHS compliance status and moisture sensitivity level requirements prior to procurement. Ensure the component meets the intended operating temperature range and thermal management constraints for the target application.
Select this IGBT for applications requiring 600V blocking capability and up to 10A continuous current. The A8-Series offers a balance between low on-state voltage and fast switching speeds suitable for frequencies around 50 to 100 kHz. Consider the thermal resistance of the TO-220AB package when designing heat sinks for high-power density environments.
This component belongs to the Renesas IGBT product line, specifically the A8-Series designed for general-purpose inverter applications. It is part of a broader family including variants like RJH60A83RDPE and RJH60A83RDPP, which share similar electrical characteristics but differ in package types such as LDPAK-S and TO-220FL.
Direct substitutes within the same series include RJH60A83RDPE (LDPAK-S package) and RJH60A83RDPP-M0 (TO-220FL package). Verify pinout compatibility and thermal performance differences when transitioning between package styles.