IXFQ28N60P3-VB Product details
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Product parameter:
| VB Package | Configuration | VDS(V) | VGS | Vthyp(V) | ID(A) | Rds2.5 | Rds4.5 | Rds10 | Technology |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TO3P | Single-N | 650V | 3.5V | 47A | 50(mΩ) | SJ_Multi-EPI |
| VB Package | Configuration | VCE | VGE | VGEth(V) | VCEsat15V | ICE | Technology |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TO3P | Single-N | SJ_Multi-EPI |
| VB Package | Configuration | VDS(V) | VGS | Vthyp(V) | ID(A) | Rds18 | Technology |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TO3P | Single-N | 650V | 3.5V | 47A | SJ_Multi-EPI |
| VB Package | Configuration | VDS(V) | VGS | Vthyp(V) | ID(A) | Rds6 | Technology |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TO3P | Single-N | 650V | 3.5V | 47A | SJ_Multi-EPI |
| VB Package | Polarity | Vz / VR | Pd | VF | IF | IR | Cd | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TO3P | Single-N | MOS |
- VDS=650V: Suitable for the bus voltage after three-phase 380V input rectification and PFC boost topologies, providing ample margin for voltage spikes and enhancing system overvoltage capability.
- VGS=±30V: Wide gate drive voltage range, compatible with various driver outputs, simplifying protection circuit design and reducing the risk of false triggering.
- Vth=3.5V (typical): Moderate threshold voltage, strong anti-interference capability, suitable for stable switching control in high-voltage, high-power scenarios.
- RDS(on)=50mΩ @ VGS=10V: Ultra-low on-resistance, significantly reducing conduction losses, especially suitable for high-current continuous operation modes, reducing heatsink size.
- ID=47A: Strong continuous current capability, can handle high current conditions like motor startup and capacitive load surges, providing ample margin.
- Package TO3P: Fully molded isolation structure, low thermal resistance, easy installation with screw fixing to heatsinks, meeting industrial-grade long-term reliability requirements.
- Technology SJ_Multi-EPI (Superjunction Multi-Epitaxial): The charge balance structure significantly reduces on-resistance per unit area while maintaining fast switching characteristics, offering clear efficiency advantages.
Domain and module applications:
- High-Voltage Switching Power Supplies: Ultra-low conduction losses improve full-load efficiency; 650V withstand voltage covers mainstream industrial power topologies, reducing stress on the switch tube.
- PFC Power Factor Correction: Low Qg and low RDS(on) combined with high-frequency operation effectively suppress harmonics and increase power density.
- Photovoltaic Inverters: Withstands high-voltage bus in DC-AC conversion; low losses help achieve overall system efficiency above 98%, extending system lifespan.
- UPS Uninterruptible Power Supplies: High current margin and high withstand voltage suit battery boost and mains inverter modules, ensuring reliable power for critical loads.
- Motor Drive Control: Suitable for 380V-class variable frequency drives/servo drives; low PWM switching losses result in smoother motor operation and significantly lower controller temperature rise.
- Electric Vehicle Charging Stations: High-efficiency power stage in high-voltage DC-DC and LLC resonant circuits, reducing module size and increasing charging power.
- Industrial Welders/Cutting Power Supplies: In high-frequency hard-switching environments, the superjunction structure offers good avalanche capability, meeting the demands of harsh long-term operation.
Selection Summary: The IXFQ28N60P3-VB achieves an excellent balance between high withstand voltage, low on-resistance, high current capability, and package thermal performance. It is a cost-effective general-purpose choice for 650V high-voltage switching applications, particularly suitable for industrial and energy projects with strict requirements for efficiency, reliability, and thermal conditions.
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