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The Infineon FS400R07A1E3 is a HybridPACK 1 module designed for automotive applications, particularly in electric vehicles (H)EV, commercial agriculture vehicles, and motor drives. It offers a 650V collector-emitter voltage and a nominal continuous collector current of 400A at 65°C case temperature, with a maximum junction operating temperature of 150°C.
This module utilizes Trench/Fieldstop IGBT3 technology and emitter-controlled diodes, providing low switching losses and low VCEsat. It is suitable for DC link voltages up to 420V and can be used with air or liquid cooling. The construction includes a copper base plate and an Al2O3 substrate for excellent thermal performance and reliability. Power connections are made via screw terminals, and the driver stage PCB can be soldered directly onto the module for a compact design.
Key electrical features include low switching losses and low VCEsat with a positive temperature coefficient. Mechanical features include 2.5kV AC 1-minute insulation, high mechanical robustness, an integrated NTC temperature sensor, and a copper base plate. The module is RoHS compliant.
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Estimated market price range - modelled values for guidance only, not live distributor offers.
The maximum collector-emitter voltage (VCES) for the FS400R07A1E3 is 650V.
The continuous DC collector current is rated at 400A at 65°C case temperature and 500A at 25°C case temperature.
The maximum junction operating temperature (Tvj op) for this module is 150°C.
It uses Trench/Fieldstop IGBT3 and emitter-controlled 3 diode technology.
Typical applications include automotive systems, hybrid electric vehicles (H)EV, commercial agriculture vehicles, and motor drives.