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Magnachip Semiconductor has developed a 1200-V, 75-A IGBT for solar inverters, housed in a TO-247PLUS package. The MBQA75T120RFS IGBT expands the company’s portfolio, which includes a 1200-V, 40-A IGBT and two 650-V IGBTs at 40 A and 75 A, all optimized for the solar energy market. This portfolio also offers four MXT medium-voltage MOSFETs designed for solar applications.
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The latest IGBT device’s TO-247PLUS package features an expanded heat spreader, offering better heat dissipation than the standard TO-247. Additionally, the MBQA75T120RFS improves power efficiency by reducing conduction losses by over 14% compared to the previous generation. This enhancement ensures stable operation even under overload conditions, thereby boosting system reliability.
The MBQA75T120RFS IGBT integrates a fast-recovery anti-parallel diode that reduces switching losses by removing residual current. It also guarantees a maximum operating junction temperature of +175°C.
A datasheet for the MBQA75T120RFS IGBT was not available at the time of this announcement. The company plans to start mass production in October 2024.
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