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Power Semiconductor Product Catalog Power Semiconductor 2020 - 2021 Product Catalog A guide to selecting the right power semiconductor for your applications About Littelfuse Littelfuse products are vital components in applications that use electrical energy, from consumer electronics to vehicles and industrial facilities. Our history of innovation and technical expertise enable us to provide objective, comprehensive, and personalized customer solutions. In 2018, Littelfuse acquired IXYS Corporation and created the IXYS: A Littelfuse Technology brand, which represents the company’s comprehensive portfolio of advanced power semiconductor technologies, including silicon carbide and wide band gap solutions in discrete and module packages. These power semiconductor products make up one of the broadest portfolios used by power electronics design engineers today, consisting of rectifiers, fast diodes, MOSFETs, IGBTs, SSRs, and thyristors at various ratings in discrete outlines and in integrated power modules with the necessary driver IC devices. IXYS: A Littelfuse Technology provides a core platform for serving a wide range of applications to improve power conversion efficiency, generate clean energy, power data and communications networks, control motors, facilitate automation, improve medical equipment, and electrify transportation from bikes to cars to buses to trains to ships. Littelfuse power semiconductors are relied upon in the most strenuous environments on the planet. From a technology standpoint, the integration of IXYS and Littelfuse portfolios creates a rare broad base supplier of high quality power semiconductors. Not only has Littelfuse taken steps, such as its IXYS acquisition, to reinforce its footprint in the power semiconductor industry, it has also invested heavily in the development and commercialization of emerging technologies such as silicon carbide. In 2015, Littelfuse invested in and later acquired Monolith Semiconductor Inc., a Texas- based start-up company developing silicon carbide power devices for broad application usage. This technology adds another key option for power electronics designers to optimize their designs for energy efficiency, power density, and reduced system level costs. Littelfuse boasts a proud track record of customer satisfaction, manufacturing excellence, and stable growth; much of which can be traced to deep roots as a world leader in circuit protection. Having the determination to integrate such important capabilities in power semiconductor technology demonstrates why Littelfuse is, and will continue to be, an industry innovator and high service supplier for its power electronics customers. Littelfuse.com Contents Page Page General Rectifier Bridges 105 Contents, Certified Management Systems I Rectifier Bridges with Fast Diodes 105 Alphanumeric Index III 1~ Rectifier Bridges 106 Symbols and Terms, Nomenclature XXIII 1~ Rectifier Bridges, half controlled 107 IXYS Milpitas / Lampertheim 3~ Rectifier Bridges 108 3~ Rectifier Bridges with Brake Unit 111 New Pressfit Pin packages 1 3~ Rectifier Bridges, half controlled 112 High Voltage TO-252 / 263 / 268 / 247 & ISO247 package 2 AC Controller / Triac 113 New TO-247-4L package 7 1~ / 3~ High Voltage Rectifiers 115 ISOPLUS™ family 8 Braking Rectifier Assemblies 115 ISOPLUS-SMPD™ 9 Protection Devices 116 ISOPLUS-DIL™ / ISOPLUS i4-PAC™ 14 Break-Over Diodes (BOD) 116 IGBT Discretes 17 Fast Break-Over Diodes (BOD) 118 Ignition IGBTs and Relevant Peripheral Components 20 600V / 650V / 900V /1700V & 2500V XPT™ 22 Littelfuse 1200V XPT™ / X2PT™ / NPT / PT IGBTs 28 Ignition IGBTs and relevant peripheral components 20 High Voltage Types 1700V up to 4500V 30 SiC products 71 BiMOSFETs (reverse conducting) 1600V up to 3600V 32 Thyristors 92 IGBT Modules 34 Triac 114 Phase Leg / CBI Modules 34 6-Pack Modules 36 IXYS Beverly Half Bridge and Boost Modules in SimBus F Housing 38 Gate Drivers & Power Relays 119 Full Bridge and Brake / Buck / Boost Modules 39 Half Bridge Modules in 34/62mm housings 40 IXYS Chippenham Power MOSFETs 41 Application Notes & Technical Information 137 Trench MOSFETs / HiPerFETs (Fast Body Diode) 43 Rectifier Diodes & Standard base clamp kits 138 TrenchT2™ / T3™ / T4™ MOSFETs / HiPerFETs (FBD) 45 Fast Recovery Diodes 145 Polar™ MOSFETs / HiPerFETs (FBD) 48 Soft Recovery Diodes 147 PolarP2™/ P3™ MOSFETs / HiPerFETs (FBD) 54 Extra Fast Recovery Diodes 150 X4, X3, X2 & X-Class Ultra Junction Power MOSFETs 56 High Power Sonic FRD‘s 151 Q3-Class HiPerFET (Fast Body Diode) 63 Phase Control Thyristors 152 Very High Voltage (up to 4700V) / Legacy MOSFETs 64 Medium Voltage Thyristors 158 Linear L2™ Power MOSFETs 66 Fast Turn-Off Thyristors 160 Depletion-Mode MOSFETs (normally on) 67 Distributed Gate Thyristors 162 PolarP™ and TrenchP™ P-channel MOSFETs 68 Asymmetric and Pulse Thyristors 167 Superjunction Power MOSFETs 70 GTOs 168 SiC MOSFETs and SiC Schottky Diodes 71 Insulated Gate Bi-polar Transistors - Press-Pack IGBTs 169 MOSFET Modules 74 Press-Pack IGBT Gate Drive Units 172 Power Factor Correction Modules 75 Dual Thyristor /Single Thyristor Modules 173 Thyristor / Diode Modules 175 Diodes 76 Dual & Single Diode Modules 177 Schottky Gen2 Diodes 77 Water Cooled Diode & Thyristor Modules 179 Schottky Diodes 79 Power Semiconductor Assemblies 180 HiPerDyn™ FREDs & Dual Ultrafast Diodes 80 Westack - Modular Solutions 183 HiPerFRED2™ & HiPerFRED™ Diodes 81 WestackLITE - Modular Solutions 185 SONIC-FRD™ Diodes 83 Power Semiconductor Accessories 187 FRED Diodes 84 Bar Clamps / Box Clamps 188 FRED & HiPerFRED™ Modules & Semifast Diodes 86 Heatsinks / Coolers 193 Rectifier & Avalanche Types 87 Studs: Rectifier & Avalanche Diodes & Thyristors 89 Power Semiconductor Chips @ DCB Ceramic Substrates 195 Rectifier Diode Modules 94, 177 Application Notes Highlights 196 Thyristors 90 Discretes Phase Control Thyristors 91 Outline Drawings Thyristor / Diode Modules 93, 97, 175 IXYS Chippenham O-01 Thyristor Modules 100, 173 IXYS Milpitas / Lampertheim O-36 Accessories & Design Information 104 Littelfuse O-60 Sales Representatives and Distributors see www.littelfuse.com I Certified Management Systems IXYS Milpitas ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System USA IXYS Beverly ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System USA IATF 16949:2016 Quality Management System (includes ISO 9001:2015) IATF 16949:2016 IXYS Lampertheim DIN EN ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System Germany OHSAS 18001:2007 Occupational Safety Assessment System DIN EN ISO 50001:2011 Energy Management System IXYS Chippenham ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System UK EN ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System II Alphanumeric Index Z New Not for new design 3 Under development IXYS Milpitas/Lampertheim CMA 80MT1600NHB 113 DHG 10I600PM 83 DMA 200X1600NA 88 Littelfuse Power CMA 80MT1600NHR 6, 113 DHG 10I1200PA 83 DMA 200XA1600NA 88 0440 005.WRA 21 CMA 80PD1600NA 97 DHG 10I1200PM 83 DMA 200YA1600NA 110 0440 007.WRA 21 CME 30E1600PZ 3, 91 DHG 10I1800PA 83 DMA 200YC1600NA 110 0440 008.WRA 21 CNE 60E2200TZ 5, 91 Z DHG 10IM1800UZ 2, 83 DMA 240YA1600NA 110 C CS 19-08ho1 90 DHG 20C600PB 83 DMA 240YC1600NA 110 CLA 5E1200PZ 3, 90 CS 19-08ho1S 90 DHG 20C600QB 83 DNA 30E2200FE 17, 88 CLA 5E1200UC 90 CS 19-12ho1 90 DHG 20C1200PB 83 DNA 30E2200PA 88 CLA 15E1200NPB 90 CS 19-12ho1S 90 DHG 20I600HA 83 DNA 30E2200PZ 2, 88 CLA 15E1200NPZ 3, 90 CS 20-12io1 90 DHG 20I600PA 83 DNA 30EM2200PZ 2, 88 CLA 16E800PN 90 CS 20-14io1 90 DHG 20I1200HA 83 DNA 30ER2200IY 88 CLA 16E1200PN 90 CS 20-16io1 90 DHG 20I1200PA 83 DNA 40U2200GU 108 CLA 20EF1200PB 91 CS 20-22moF1 17, 90 DHG 30I600HA 83 DNA 90U2200LB 109 CLA 20EF1200PZ 3, 91 CS 20-25mo1F 17, 90 DHG 30I600PA 83 DNA 90YA2200NA 110 CLA 30E1200HB 90 CS 20-25moT1 90 DHG 30I1200HA 83 DNA 90YC2200NA 110 CLA 30E1200NPZ 3, 90 CS 22-08io1M 90 DHG 30IM600PC 83 DNA 120E2200KO 88 CLA 30E1200PB 90 CS 22-12io1M 90 Z DHG 40B1200LB 13, 105 DPF 30I300PA 81 CLA 30E1200PC 90 CS 23-08io2 89 DHG 40C600HB 83 DPF 30P600HR 6, 80 CLA 30MT1200NPB 113 CS 23-12io2 89 DHG 40C1200HB 83 DPF 60C200HB 81 CLA 30MT1200NPZ 3, 113 CS 23-16io2 89 DHG 40I4500KO 83 DPF 60C200HJ 81 CLA 40E1200HR 6, 90 CS 30-12io1 90 DHG 50X650NA 83 DPF 60C300HB 81 CLA 40E1200NHB 90 CS 30-14io1 90 DHG 50X1200NA 83 DPF 60I200HA 81 CLA 40E1200NPZ 3, 90 CS 30-16io1 90 DHG 55I3300FE 83 DPF 60IM400HB 81 Z CLA 40MT1200NHB 113 CS 35-08io4 89 DHG 60C600HB 83 DPF 80C200HB 81 CLA 40MT1200NHR 6, 113 CS 35-12io4 89 DHG 60I600HA 83 DPF 240X200NA 81 CLA 40MT1200NPB 113 CS 35-14io4 89 DHG 60I1200HA 83 DPF 240X400NA 81 CLA 40MT1200NPZ 3, 113 CS 45-08io1 91 DHG 60U1200LB 13, 105 DPG 10I200PA 81 CLA 40P1200FC 17, 90 CS 45-12io1 91 DHG 100X650NA 83 DPG 10I200PM 81 CLA 50E1200HB 91 CS 45-16io1 91 DHG 100X1200NA 83 DPG 10I300PA 81 CLA 50E1200TC 91 CS 45-16io1R 91 DHH 55-36N1F 17, 80, 83 DPG 10I400PA 81 CLA 60MT1200NHB 113 CS 60-12io1 91 DLA 5P800UC 87 DPG 10I400PM 81 CLA 60MT1200NHR 6, 113 CS 60-14io1 91 DLA 10IM800UC 87 DPG 10IM300UC 81 CLA 60MT1200NTZ 5, 113 CS 60-16io1 91 DLA 20IM800PC 87 DPG 10P400PJ 80, 81 3 CLA 60MU1200LB 13 Z CS 60-16io1R 91 DLA 40IM800PC 88 DPG 15I200PA 81 CLA 60PD1200NA 97 D DLA 60I1200HA 88 DPG 15I300PA 81 CLA 80E1200HF 91 DAA 10EM1800PZ 2, 87 DLA 100B800LB 13, 75, 107 DPG 15I400PM 81 CLA 80MT1200NHB 113 DAA 10P1800PZ 2, 87 DLA 100B1200LB 13, 75, 107 DPG 20C200PB 81 CLA 80MT1200NHR 6, 113 DAA 200X1800NA 88 Z DLA 100IM1200TZ 5, 88 DPG 20C200PN 81 CLA 100E1200HB 91 DAA 200XA1800NA 88 DMA 10I1600PA 87 DPG 20C300PB 81 CLA 100E1200KB 91 Z DCG 10P1200HR 6, 73 DMA 10IM1200UZ 2, 87 DPG 20C300PN 81 Z CLA 100E1200TZ 5, 90, 91 Z DCG 17P1200HR 6, 73 DMA 10IM1600PZ 2, 87
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