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The STGB40V60F is a single N-channel IGBT from the V series, utilizing Trench Gate Field-Stop technology. It features a maximum collector-emitter voltage (VCEO) of 600 V and a continuous collector current of 80 A at 25°C. The typical collector-emitter saturation voltage is 1.8 V at 40 A. Maximum gate-emitter voltage ratings are ±20 V, with a leakage current of 250 nA. Power dissipation reaches 283 W, operating within a temperature range of -55°C to +175°C. The component is housed in a D2PAK surface-mount package.
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Select this component when designing circuits requiring high-speed switching capabilities combined with low conduction losses. The D2PAK package is suitable for surface-mount applications where moderate thermal management is required. Consider the 600 V rating and 80 A current capacity relative to the specific load requirements and available heatsinking infrastructure for optimal system efficiency.
This device belongs to the STMicroelectronics V series IGBT lineup, which emphasizes an optimum compromise between conduction and switching losses. The series utilizes advanced proprietary trench gate field-stop structures designed to maximize efficiency in very high-frequency converter applications compared to standard planar technologies.
STGW40V60DF serves as a verified through-hole alternative within the same V series family. Both devices share identical electrical ratings including 600 V blocking voltage and 1.8 V saturation voltage. Designers must account for the physical footprint differences between the D2PAK surface-mount package and the TO-247 through-hole package during PCB layout modifications.