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STMicroelectronics STGW20V60F

STGW20V60F IGBT 600V 40A TO-247, Trench Field Stop

MPNSTGW20V60F
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STMicroelectronics STGW20V60F Trench Field Stop IGBT, 600V Vces, 40A Ic, 167W max, TO-247-3 through-hole package, Tube shipping.

$3.87Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
PackagingTO-247-3
RoHSROHS3 Compliant
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Jul 2026

Specifications

STGW20V60F specifications
ParameterValue
IGBT typeTrench Field Stop
Input typeStandard
MountingThrough Hole
Voltage - collector emitter breakdown600 V
Current - collector (Ic)40 A
Current - collector pulsed80 A
Power - max167 W
Operating temperature-55°C ~ 175°C (TJ)
PackageTube
Gate charge116 nC
CaseTO-247-3
Test condition400V, 20A, 15V
Switching energy200µJ (on), 130µJ (off)
Td (on/off) @ 25°C38ns/149ns
Vce(on) (Max) @ vge, ic2.2V @ 15V, 20A

Product details

The STMicroelectronics STGW20V60F is a 600 V, 40 A Trench Field Stop IGBT in a TO-247-3 through-hole package. It is designed for hard-switching applications such as motor drives, inverters, and power supplies where low conduction and switching losses are needed.

Switching performance and gate drive

Switching energy at the test condition of 400 V, 20 A, 15 V is 200 µJ turn-on and 130 µJ turn-off.

Thermal and mechanical handling

Maximum power dissipation is 167 W, so a proper heatsink with thermal interface material is mandatory above a few amps. The TO-247-3 package is through-hole, which means it mounts into a PCB or onto a heatsink with a screw — rework is straightforward with a soldering iron or hot air, but the large tab sinks heat fast, so preheat the board or use a high-wattage iron.

Frequently asked questions

What is the STGW20V60F switching energy and test condition?

Switching energy is 200 µJ turn-on and 130 µJ turn-off, tested at 400 V, 20 A, 15 V gate drive. These numbers let you calculate switching losses in a hard-switching inverter.

What is the gate charge of STGW20V60F?

Gate charge is 116 nC. That determines the gate drive current needed to switch at a given frequency — a standard 1 A gate driver works well for most applications.