FF11MR12W2M1H_B70 CoolSiC™ MOSFET dual module 1200 V
EasyDUAL™ 2B CoolSiC™ MOSFET half-bridge module 1200 V, 11 mΩ G1 with integrated NTC temperature sensor, PressFIT contact technology and aluminium nitride ceramic.
Summary of Features
- Best in class with 12.25mm height
- Leading edge WBG material
- Very low module stray inductance
- Enhanced CoolSiC™ MOSFET Gen 1
- Enlarged gate drive voltage window
- Gate-source voltages of +23 V and -10 V
- Tvjop under overload condition up to 175°C
- PressFIT pins
- Integrated NTC temperature sensor
Benefits
- Outstanding module efficiency
- System cost advantages
- System efficiency improvement
- Reduced cooling requirements
- Enabling higher frequency
- Increase of power density
- Better thermal conductivity of DCB material
Customers of power electronics require ever more modern, easy connection technologies, which also provide a higher reliability to meet the trends to higher temperatures and new applications.
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