Your guide to the latest IGBT chip technology

Supplied by Semikron Pty Ltd on Friday, 01 November, 2019

The generation 7 IGBT promises to significantly cut your system costs. It comes with a significantly lower forward voltage drop and delivers optimised switching performance. Thanks to roughly 25% smaller chips, higher nominal currents can fit into your existing power module packages.

Learn about how you can reduce your power losses and increase maximum output power and power density.

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