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| The first in industry 1200V pressure proof transfer
mold type DIP-IPM |
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Outline |
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While inverters are becoming rapidly popular in
both industrial and commercial fields based on the needs for energy
saving and miniaturization, the 600V pressure resistant DIP-IPM Series
is being adopted by many clients. However, for the 1200V pressure
resistant Intelligent Power Module (IPM) available for AC400V system,
which is the main power current overseas, there have only been large
suitcase types in the past, and there has been demand for smaller
and lower loss products. In order to meet this demand, we have developed
the first 1200V pressure resistant transfer mold type DIP-IPM in
the industry to achieve smaller and lower loss by attempting high
integration of HVIC utilizing the optimal design of IGBT and cutting
edge HVIC design and production technology. |
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Features |
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By adopting the new optimally designed 1μm Planer
Type IGBT, power loss is reduced by approximately 30% compared to
our existing product, contributing to miniaturization of the heat
radiation system of the equipment. |
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Further integration was achieved by installing
the cutting edge 1200V HVIC Process (5μm) IC. We produced
a compact outer shape with a package area of approximately 42%
of our existing product and, furthermore, with improved prevention
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malfunctions caused by noise, we have achieved high reliability
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It complies with RoHS Regulations in the lead-free
solder plating of the outside terminal. (Sn-Cu system) |
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Applications |
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Perfect for driving inverters of industrial air
conditioners and for driving small capacity industrial AC400V system
power motors, such as multipurpose inverters and servos. |
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Main Specifications |
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Future Deployment |
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Planning to attempt lower heat and lower resistance
by newly developing packages adopting a discontinuous structure equivalent
to the 600V series ultra-compact DIP-IPM Ver.4, which has achieved
lower heat and lower resistance. |
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