IM393-S6E3

Overview

CIPOS™ Tiny 600 V, 6 A three-phase Intelligent Power Module

CIPOS™ Tiny 600 V, 6 A three-phase IGBT based Intelligent Power Module with open emitter in DIP 34x15 3.60mm lead length package providing fully-featured compact inverter solution with excellent thermal conduction for motor drive applications including wide range of home appliacnes, low power industrial drives, and etc.

Summary of Features

  • Based on low VCE(sat) TRENCHSTOP™ IGBT6 for best efficiency
  • Intergrated boostrap function
  • Single 3-phase HVIC for complete system protection
  • Under-voltage lockout
  • Anti-cross conduction
  • Rated maximum Tcase of 125°C
  • UL-certified

Benefits

  • Enables system cost and size reduction for home appliance motor drives
  • Smallest IPM with current rating up to 20A
  • Increase system efficiency
  • Lower Tj for better reliability
  • Multiple lead lengths available

Potential Applications

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Videos

Intelligent Power Modules Chalk Talk

Hear what David Divins shares with EE Journal’s Chalk Talk host, Amelia Dalton, on how Intelligent Power Modules can speed up your project, improve your power consumption, and bring a host of other benefits to your design. Learn about inverterization and how Infineon’s CIPOS™ product portfolio (Nano, Micro, Mini) and the iMOTION™ Smart support applications including home appliances and industrial automation.

Perfect Motor Startup with iMOTION™ 2.0

State of the art sensorless algorithm for permanent magnet motor control is described in this video. Common pitfalls of sensorless control, such as a non-controlled startup are easily avoided with the Motion Control Engine (MCE) inside infineon iMOTION devices. A clean startup, without vibrations and oscillations is demonstrated with a low inertia fan motor.

iMOTION™ - flexible, scalable motor control platform

iMOTION™ ICs integrate hardware and software functionality required for controlling PMSM motors with field-oriented control (FOC) (with and without sensors). iMOTION™ products are based on Infineon’s patented, field-tested Motion Control Engine (MCE), which eliminates software coding from the development process. As a result, all users have to do to implement a variable speed drive is configure the MCE for the respective motor drive system.

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