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The STGP10NB60SFP is a 600 V, 16 A low-drop IGBT utilizing the PowerMESH™ process for optimized on-state voltage drop in low-frequency applications up to 1 kHz. It features a TO-220-FP package with an isolation withstand voltage of 2500 V RMS. Key electrical ratings include a continuous collector current of 23 A at 25 °C and a maximum junction temperature of 150 °C. The device exhibits a typical VCE(sat) of 1.35 V at 10 A and 15 V gate drive. Switching characteristics under standard test conditions (VCC=480 V, IC=10 A) show turn-on energy of 0.6 µJ and turn-off energy of 5 µJ.
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Select this component for low-frequency switching applications where minimizing conduction losses is critical. The TO-220-FP package offers a balance of thermal dissipation and mounting flexibility. Designers should account for the specific thermal resistance values when calculating heatsink requirements to ensure the junction temperature remains within the specified operating range during continuous operation.
This IGBT belongs to the STGP10NB60 series, designed for general-purpose power switching. The 'FP' suffix indicates the specific TO-220-FP flat-pack variant, which differs from standard through-hole packages in mechanical footprint but maintains similar electrical characteristics. It is part of STMicroelectronics' portfolio of high-voltage power semiconductors aimed at industrial and consumer electronics markets.
STGP10NB60SD
The device provides an isolation withstand voltage of 2500 V RMS from all three leads to the external heat sink for a duration of 1 second at 25 °C.
The PowerMESH™ process optimizes the cell structure to achieve an extremely low on-state voltage drop (VCE(sat)), particularly beneficial in low-frequency working conditions up to 1 kHz.
At VCC = 480 V, IC = 10 A, and RG = 1 kΩ, the typical turn-on switching loss (Eon) is 0.6 µJ and the typical turn-off switching loss (Eoff) is 5 µJ.