TGAN40N60F2DS: Top Choice in United States (USA) Utsource Holding Company Limited

Description

Parameter	Symbol	Min	Typical	Max	Unit	Notes
Drain-Source Voltage	V_DS	-	600	-	V	Continuous
Gate-Source Voltage	V_GS	-20	-	20	V	Continuous
Drain Current	I_D	-	40	-	A	@ T_C = 25°C
Power Dissipation	P_TOT	-	-	218	W	@ T_C = 25°C
Junction Temperature	T_J	-	-	175	°C	Maximum
Storage Temperature	T_STG	-65	-	150	°C	-
Thermal Resistance, Junction to Case	R_θJC	-	0.5	-	°C/W	-
Total Gate Charge	Q_G	-	130	-	nC	@ V_GS = 15V, I_D = 40A
Input Capacitance	C_iss	-	2200	-	pF	@ V_DS = 400V, f = 1MHz
Output Capacitance	C_oss	-	290	-	pF	@ V_DS = 400V, f = 1MHz
Reverse Transfer Capacitance	C_rss	-	210	-	pF	@ V_DS = 400V, f = 1MHz
Turn-On Delay Time	t_d(on)	-	40	-	ns	@ V_GS = 15V, I_D = 40A
Rise Time	t_r	-	50	-	ns	@ V_GS = 15V, I_D = 40A
Turn-Off Delay Time	t_d(off)	-	45	-	ns	@ V_GS = 15V, I_D = 40A
Fall Time	t_f	-	55	-	ns	@ V_GS = 15V, I_D = 40A

Handling and Storage:
- Store in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight.
- Handle with care to avoid mechanical damage.
Mounting:
- Ensure proper thermal management by using a heatsink or cooling solution.
- Use a thermal interface material (TIM) between the device and heatsink for optimal heat dissipation.
- Tighten screws to the recommended torque values to ensure good thermal contact.
Electrical Connections:
- Connect the drain, source, and gate terminals correctly to avoid damage.
- Use short, low-inductance leads to minimize parasitic inductance.
Gate Drive:
- Apply a gate voltage within the specified range to ensure reliable operation.
- Use a gate resistor to control switching speed and reduce EMI.
Operating Conditions:
- Do not exceed the maximum ratings for drain-source voltage, gate-source voltage, and drain current.
- Monitor the junction temperature to ensure it remains within safe limits.
Testing:
- Perform initial testing under controlled conditions to verify proper operation.
- Use appropriate test equipment and procedures to avoid damaging the device.
Safety:
- Follow all safety guidelines when handling high-voltage and high-current circuits.
- Use protective equipment as necessary.

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