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The STGP7NB60HD is a 600 V, 7 A N-channel PowerMESH IGBT designed for high-frequency applications up to 120 kHz. It features a low on-voltage drop (VCE(sat) < 2.8 V at 15 V gate drive), low gate charge (42 nC typical), and high current capability. The device is co-packaged with a TurboSwitch antiparallel diode optimized for fast recovery. Available in TO-220 and TO-220FP packages, it supports junction temperatures up to 150 °C and includes tail current losses in off-state specifications.
Verify the specific package variant required, as the STGP7NB60HD designation covers both standard TO-220 and flat-pack (TO-220FP) configurations. Confirm availability status, as this component may be classified as obsolete or end-of-life by the manufacturer. Ensure that the selected replacement part maintains compatibility with existing thermal management solutions and PCB footprint dimensions.
Select this component for designs requiring efficient operation above 1 kHz and up to 120 kHz. The low gate charge reduces driver power requirements, while the integrated antiparallel diode simplifies circuit design by eliminating external freewheeling components. Consider thermal resistance values when designing heatsinking for continuous currents near the 7 A limit.
This IGBT belongs to the PowerMESH family developed using patented strip layout technology. The 'H' suffix specifically identifies devices optimized for very low switching times suitable for high-frequency environments. It represents an evolution in silicon technology aimed at balancing conduction losses with rapid switching transitions.
STGP7NC60HD
The 'H' suffix identifies the family of IGBTs optimized to achieve very low switching times for high-frequency applications operating below 120 kHz.
Turn-off switching losses include tail current contributions according to JEDEC standardization, and total switching losses also incorporate recovery losses from the integrated antiparallel diode.
The maximum collector-emitter voltage (VCES) is rated at 600 V with the gate-emitter voltage set to 0 V.