STGWA80H65FB

STMicroelectronics

STMicroelectronics STGWA80H65FB, Trench Field Stop IGBT, 650 V Vces, 120 A Ic, 469 W, TO-247-3 Long Leads, -55 to 175 °C.

STMicroelectronics STGWA80H65FB
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Technical specifications

STGWA80H65FB specifications
Parameter / AttributeSpecification / Value
IGBT typeTrench Field Stop
Input typeStandard
MountingThrough Hole
Voltage - collector emitter breakdown650 V
Current - collector (Ic)120 A
Current - collector pulsed240 A
Power - max469 W
Operating temperature-55°C ~ 175°C (TJ)
PackageTube
Gate charge414 nC
CaseTO-247-3
Test condition400V, 80A, 10Ohm, 15V
Switching energy2.1mJ (on), 1.5mJ (off)
Td (on/off) @ 25°C84ns/280ns
Vce(on) (Max) @ vge, ic2V @ 15V, 80A

Technical details

650 V, 120 A Trench Field Stop IGBT — switching-loss budget

The STGWA80H65FB is a 650 V, 120 A Trench Field Stop IGBT from STMicroelectronics in a TO-247-3 Long Leads package. It targets hard-switching applications such as motor drives, inverters, and power supplies where the 650 V breakdown and 120 A continuous collector current set the bus-voltage and load-current ceiling.

Switching energy and gate drive demand

Switching losses are characterised at 400 V, 80 A, 10 Ω gate resistor, and 15 V gate drive: 2.1 mJ turn-on and 1.5 mJ turn-off. At a 20 kHz switching frequency, the total switching loss at those conditions is roughly 72 W — a number that must be factored into the heatsink design alongside the 469 W maximum power dissipation. The 414 nC total gate charge means the gate driver must source about 8.3 mA average current at 20 kHz; a driver with insufficient peak current will stretch the switching times and increase loss.

Temperature range and package considerations

The TO-247-3 Long Leads package is a through-hole mount that simplifies heatsinking — the large tab area provides a low thermal resistance path to the heatsink. The 240 A pulsed collector current rating gives headroom for inrush and short-circuit events, but the SOA must be checked against the actual switching trajectory at the operating junction temperature.

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