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STGW80V60DF STGWT80V60DF

Trench gate field-stop IGBT, V series

600 V, 80 A very high speed

Datasheet - production data

Figure 1. Internal schematic diagram

Features• Maximum junction temperature: T

J = 175 °C

• Tail-less switching off

• VCE(sat)

= 1.85 V (typ.) @ IC

= 80 A

• Tight parameters distribution

• Safe paralleling

• Low thermal resistance

• Very fast soft recovery antiparallel diode

Applications• Photovoltaic inverters

• Uninterruptible power supply

• Welding

• Power factor correction

• Very high frequency converters

DescriptionThis device is an IGBT developed using an

advanced proprietary trench gate field stop

structure. The device is part of the V series of

IGBTs, which represent an optimum compromise

between conduction and switching losses to

maximize the efficiency of very high frequency

converters. Furthermore, a positive VCE(sat)

temperature coefficient and very tight parameter

distribution result in safer paralleling operation.

C (2 or TAB)

G (1)

E (3)

TO-247

12

3

TO-3P

1

2

3

TAB

Table 1. Device summary

Order code Marking Package Packaging

STGW80V60DF GW80V60DF TO-247 Tube

STGWT80V60DF GWT80V60DF TO-3P Tube

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http://www.st.com

Contents STGW80V60DF, STGWT80V60DF

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Contents

1 Electrical ratings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

2 Electrical characteristics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

2.1 Electrical characteristics (curves) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

3 Test circuits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

4 Package mechanical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

5 Revision history . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

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STGW80V60DF, STGWT80V60DF Electrical ratings

1 Electrical ratings

Table 2. Absolute maximum ratings

Symbol Parameter Value Unit

VCES

Collector-emitter voltage (VGE

= 0) 600 V

IC

Continuous collector current at TC

= 25 °C 120(1)

1. Current level is limited by bond wires

A

IC

Continuous collector current at TC

= 100 °C 80 A

ICP

(2)

2. Pulse width limited by maximum junction temperature

Pulsed collector current 240 A

VGE

Gate-emitter voltage ±20 V

IF

Continuous forward current at TC

= 25 °C 120(1)

A

IF

Continuous forward current at TC

= 100 °C 80 A

IFP

(2)Pulsed forward current 360 A

PTOT

Total dissipation at TC

= 25 °C 469 W

TSTG

Storage temperature range - 55 to 150 °C

TJ

Operating junction temperature - 55 to 175 °C

Table 3. Thermal data

Symbol Parameter Value Unit

RthJC

Thermal resistance junction-case IGBT 0.32 °C/W

RthJC

Thermal resistance junction-case diode 0.66 °C/W

RthJA

Thermal resistance junction-ambient 50 °C/W

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TJ

= 25 °C unless otherwise specified.

Table 4. Static characteristics

Symbol Parameter Test conditions Min. Typ. Max. Unit

V(BR)CES

Collector-emitter

breakdown voltage

(VGE

= 0)

IC

= 2 mA 600 V

VCE(sat)

Collector-emitter saturation

voltage

VGE

= 15 V, IC

= 80 A 1.85 2.3

V

VGE

= 15 V, IC

= 80 A

TJ = 125 °C

2.15

VGE

= 15 V, IC

= 80 A

TJ = 175 °C

2.4

VF

Forward on-voltage

IF = 80 A 1.9 2.3 V

IF = 80 A T

J = 125 °C 1.6 V

IF = 80 A T

J = 175 °C 1.5 V

VGE(th)

Gate threshold voltage VCE

= VGE

, IC

= 1 mA 5 6 7 V

ICES

Collector cut-off current

(VGE

= 0)

VCE

= 600 V 100 μA

IGES

Gate-emitter leakage

current (VCE

= 0)

VGE

= ± 20 V 250 nA

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STGW80V60DF, STGWT80V60DF Electrical characteristics

Table 5. Dynamic characteristics


Cies

Input capacitance

VCE

= 25 V, f = 1 MHz,

VGE

= 0

- 10800 - nF

Coes

Output capacitance - 390 - pF

Cres

Reverse transfer

capacitance

- 220 - pF

Qg

Total gate charge

VCC

= 480 V, IC

= 80 A,

VGE

= 15 V, see Figure 29

- 448 - nC

Qge

Gate-emitter charge - 76 - nC

Qgc

Gate-collector charge - 184 - nC

Table 6. IGBT switching characteristics (inductive load)


td(on)

Turn-on delay time

VCE

= 400 V, IC

= 80 A,

RG

= 5 Ω, VGE

= 15 V,

see Figure 28

- 60 - ns

tr

Current rise time - 30 - ns

(di/dt)on

Turn-on current slope - 2200 - A/μs

td(off)

Turn-off delay time - 220 - ns

tf

Current fall time - 17 - ns

Eon

(1)

1. Energy losses include reverse recovery of the diode.

Turn-on switching losses - 1.8 - mJ

Eoff

(2)

2. Turn-off losses include also the tail of the collector current.

Turn-off switching losses - 1 - mJ

Ets

Total switching losses - 2.8 - mJ

td(on)

Turn-on delay time

VCE

= 400 V, IC

= 80 A,

RG

= 5 Ω, VGE

= 15 V,T

J = 175 °C, see Figure 28

- 60 - ns

tr

Current rise time - 30 - ns

(di/dt)on

Turn-on current slope - 2100 - A/μs

td(off)

Turn-off delay time - 240 - ns

tf

Current fall time - 22 - ns

Eon

(1)Turn-on switching losses - 3.8 - mJ

Eoff

(2)Turn-off switching losses - 1.25 - mJ

Ets

Total switching losses - 5.05 - mJ


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Table 7. Diode switching characteristics (inductive load)


trr

Reverse recovery time

IF = 80 A, V

R = 400 V,

di/dt = 1000 A/μs, V

GE = 15 V, see Figure 28

- 60 - ns

Qrr

Reverse recovery charge - 112 - nC

Irrm

Reverse recovery current - 3.6 - A

dIrr/

/dt

Peak rate of fall of reverse

recovery current during tb

- 140 - A/μs

Err

Reverse recovery energy - 70 - μJ

trr

Reverse recovery time

IF = 80 A, V

R = 400 V,

di/dt = 1000 A/μs, VGE

= 15

V; TJ = 175 °C

see Figure 28

- 340 - ns

Qrr

Reverse recovery charge - 2200 - nC

Irrm

Reverse recovery current - 13 - A

dIrr/

/dt

Peak rate of fall of reverse

recovery current during tb

- 70 - A/μs

Err

Reverse recovery energy - 880 - μJ

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2.1 Electrical characteristics (curves)

Figure 2. Power dissipation vs. case temperature

Figure 3. Collector current vs. case temperature

Ptot

300

200

100

00 25 TC(°C)

(W)

100

400

50 75 175125 150

GIPD041120131017FSR IC

60

30

00 25 TC(°C)

(A)

100

90

50 75

120

175

VGE ≥ 15V, TJ ≤ 175 °C

125 150

GIPD011020131024FSR

Figure 4. Output characteristics (TJ = 25°C) Figure 5. Output characteristics (TJ = 175°C)

IC

40

00 1 VCE(V)

(A)

4

80

2 3

VGE=15V

120

9V11V


40

00 1 VCE(V)

(A)

4

80

2 3

VGE=15V

1209V

11V

7V

13V

GIPD281020131423FSR

Figure 6. VCE(sat) vs. junction temperature Figure 7. VCE(sat) vs. collector current

VCE(sat)

3

2.5

2

1.5

-50 TJ(°C)

(V)

100

3.5

0 50 150

VGE= 15VIC= 160A

IC= 80A

IC= 40A

1

GIPD041120131129FSR VCE(sat)

2.5

2

1.5

20 IC(A)

(V)

80

3

40 60

3.5

1001

VGE= 15V

TJ= -40°C

TJ= 25°C

TJ= 175°C

120 140

GIPD041120131136FSR


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Figure 8. Collector current vs. switching frequency

Figure 9. Forward bias safe operating area

Figure 10. Transfer characteristics Figure 11. Diode VF vs. forward current

Figure 12. Normalized VGE(th) vs junction temperature

Figure 13. Normalized V(BR)CES vs. junction temperature

0

40

80

120

160

1 10

Ic [A]

f [kHz]

G Ωrectangular current shape,(duty cycle=0.5, VCC = 400V, R =4.7 ,VGE = 0/15 V, TJ =175°C)

Tc=80°C

Tc=100 °C


100

10

11 VCE(V)

(A)

10

10 μs

100 μs

1 ms

Single pulseTc= 25°C, TJ<= 175°C

VGE= 15V

100

GIPD041120131152FSR

IC

120

80

40

06 7 VGE(V)

(A)

8 9

TJ=175°CTJ=-40°C

TJ=25°CVCE=5V

GIPD041120131324FSRVF

2

1.6

1.2

0.820 IF(A)

(V)

40

TJ= 175°C

60 80 100

TJ= 25°C

TJ= -40°C

120 140

2.4

GIPD041120131336FSR

VGE(th)

1.1

1.0

0.6-50 TJ(°C)

(norm)

0 50 100 150

IC= 1mAVCE= VGE

0.7

0.8

0.9

GIPD041120131351FSRV(BR)CES

1.1

1.0

0.9-50 TJ(°C)

(norm)

0 50 100 150

IC= 2mA

GIPD041120131353FSR

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Figure 14. Capacitance variation Figure 15. Gate charge vs. gate-emitter voltage

Figure 16. Switching loss vs collector current Figure 17. Switching loss vs gate resistance

Figure 18. Switching loss vs temperature Figure 19. Switching loss vs collector-emitter voltage

C

100VCE(V)

(pF)

0.1 1 10

Cies

1000

10000

Coes

Cres

GIPD041120131358FSR VGE

8

0Qg(nC)

(V)

0 100

IC= 80AVCC= 480V

4

200

12

300

16

400 500

GIPD041120131406FSR

E

0IC(A)

(μJ)

20 40 60

2000

80 100

4000

EON

6000

VCC = 400V, VGE = 15V, RG = 10Ω, TJ = 175°C

120

EOFF

140

8000

10000

GIPD041120131413FSR E

0RG(Ω)

(μJ)

0 10 20

2000

4000

6000

30 40

8000

EOFF

VCC = 400 V, VGE = 15 V, IC = 80 A, TJ = 175 °C

EON

GIPD041120131419FSR

E

1000TJ(°C)

(μJ)

0 50

2000

3000

4000

100 150

EOFF

VCC= 400V, VGE= 15V, RG= 10Ω, IC= 80A

EON

GIPD041120131424FSR E

0VCE(V)

(μJ)

150 350

2000

4000

6000

EOFF

TJ= 175°C, VGE= 15V, RG= 10Ω, IC= 80A

EON

250 450

GIPD041120131428FSR


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Figure 20. Switching times vs. collector current Figure 21. Switching times vs. gate resistance

t

IC(A)

(ns)

20 40 6010

80

tf

TJ= 175°C, VGE= 15V, RG= 10Ω, VCC= 400V

tdoff

100

tr

tdon

100 120 140

GIPD041120131437FSR t

10RG(Ω)

(ns)

0 10 20

100

30

tf

TJ= 175°C, VGE= 15V, IC= 80A, VCC= 400V

40

1000

tdon

tdoff

tr

GIPD041120131444FSR

Figure 22. Reverse recovery current vs. diode current slope

Figure 23. Reverse recovery time vs. diode current slope

Irm

0di/dt(A/μs)

(A)

0 500 1000

40

1500

IF = 80A, Vr = 400V

2000

60

=175°C

=25°C

80

20

TJ

TJ

100

2500

120

GIPD041120131449FSR trr

0di/dt(A/μs)

(ns)

0 500 1000

200

1500

IF = 80A, Vr = 400V

2000

300

=175°C

=25°C

100

TJ

TJ

2500

GIPD041120131511FSR

Figure 24. Reverse recovery charge vs. diode current slope

Figure 25. Reverse recovery energy vs. diode current slope

Qrr

0di/dt(A/μs)

(nC)

0 500 1000

6000

1500

IF = 80A, Vr = 400V

2000

=175°C

=25°C

4000

TJ

TJ

2000

2500

GIPD041120131516FSR Err

0di/dt(A/μs)

(μJ)

0 500 1000

900

1500

IF = 80A, Vr = 400V

2000

=175°C

=25°C

300

TJ

TJ

600

1200

2500

GIPD041120131521FSR

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Figure 26. Thermal impedance for IGBT

Figure 27. Thermal impedance for diode

ZthTO2T_A

10-5 10-4 10-3 10-2 10-1 tp (s)10-2

10-1

K

Single pulse

d=0.5

0.01

0.02

0.05

0.1

0.2

Test circuits STGW80V60DF, STGWT80V60DF

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Figure 28. Test circuit for inductive load switching

Figure 29. Gate charge test circuit

Figure 30. Switching waveform Figure 31. Diode recovery time waveform

AM01504v1 AM01505v1

AM01506v1

90%

10%

90%

10%

VG

VCE

ICTd(on)

TonTr(Ion)

Td(off)

Toff

Tf

Tr(Voff)

Tcross

90%

10%

AM01507v1

IRRM

IF

di/dt

trr

ta tb

Qrr

IRRM

t

VF

dv/dt

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STGW80V60DF, STGWT80V60DF Package mechanical data

4 Package mechanical data

In order to meet environmental requirements, ST offers these devices in different grades of

ECOPACK®

packages, depending on their level of environmental compliance. ECOPACK®

specifications, grade definitions and product status are available at: www.st.com.

ECOPACK is an ST trademark.

Figure 32. TO-247 drawing

Table 8. TO-247 mechanical data

Dim.mm.

Min. Typ. Max.

A 4.85 5.15

A1 2.20 2.60

b 1.0 1.40

0075325_G

Package mechanical data STGW80V60DF, STGWT80V60DF

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b1 2.0 2.40

b2 3.0 3.40

c 0.40 0.80

D 19.85 20.15

E 15.45 15.75

e 5.30 5.45 5.60

L 14.20 14.80

L1 3.70 4.30

L2 18.50

∅P 3.55 3.65

∅R 4.50 5.50

S 5.30 5.50 5.70

Table 8. TO-247 mechanical data

Dim.mm.

Min. Typ. Max.

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STGW80V60DF, STGWT80V60DF Package mechanical data

Figure 33. TO-3P drawing

8045950_A

Package mechanical data STGW80V60DF, STGWT80V60DF

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Table 9. TO-3P mechanical data

Dim.mm

Min. Typ. Max.

A 4.60 5

A1 1.45 1.50 1.65

A2 1.20 1.40 1.60

b 0.80 1 1.20

b1 1.80 2.20

b2 2.80 3.20

c 0.55 0.60 0.75

D 19.70 19.90 20.10

D1 13.90

E 15.40 15.80

E1 13.60

E2 9.60

e 5.15 5.45 5.75

L 19.50 20 20.50

L1 3.50

L2 18.20 18.40 18.60

øP 3.10 3.30

Q 5

Q1 3.80

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STGW80V60DF, STGWT80V60DF Revision history

5 Revision history

Table 10. Document revision history

Date Revision Changes

12-Mar-2013 1 Initial release.

10-Jan-2014 2

Updated title, features and description in cover page.

Document status promoted from preliminary to production data.

Updated Table 4: Static characteristics, Table 5: Dynamic characteristics, Table 6: IGBT switching characteristics (inductive load) and Table 7: Diode switching characteristics (inductive load).Inserted Section 2.1: Electrical characteristics (curves).

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