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The SIGC61T60NC is a standalone NPT-technology IGBT chip designed for integration into power modules. It features a 600V collector-emitter voltage rating and supports a maximum DC collector current of 75A, with a pulsed current capability of 225A. The device utilizes a 100µm thick die with dimensions of 6.99 x 8.79 mm². Key electrical characteristics include a saturation voltage of up to 2.5V at 75A and a gate-emitter threshold voltage ranging from 4.5V to 6.5V. Switching performance under inductive load conditions (300V, 75A) includes turn-on delay of 65ns and turn-off delay of 170ns.
Verify the specific ordering code Q67050-A4160-A001 against procurement requirements. Confirm that the component is handled as an Electrostatic Discharge Sensitive Device per MIL-STD 883 standards. Ensure storage conditions adhere to the recommendation of dry nitrogen environments below 23°C to maintain material integrity prior to assembly.
Select this chip when designing modular IGBT assemblies requiring 600V ratings and 75A continuous current handling. The NPT architecture is suitable for applications demanding predictable thermal behavior and parallel operation. Verify that the 100µm thickness and sawn-on-foil packaging align with the intended die-bonding process, whether using epoxy or soft solder methods.
This component belongs to Infineon's discrete IGBT chip portfolio, specifically engineered for internal use within larger power electronic assemblies rather than direct PCB mounting. It serves as the fundamental switching element for constructing custom or standardized module configurations, such as the BSM 75 GD 60 DLC Econo Pack2 referenced in its test documentation.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. As a specialized raw silicon die, replacement requires matching the exact NPT technology, die dimensions, and electrical thresholds to ensure compatibility with existing module designs.
The maximum operating junction temperature is +150 °C.
No, Infineon Technologies components may only be used in life-support devices or systems with express written approval due to safety risks associated with failure.
The emitter uses 3200 nm Al Si 1% metallization, while the collector utilizes a 1400 nm Ni Ag – system.