IGBT - Function IGBT is a power semiconductor device that combines the easy control of a MOSFET with the high current and voltage capability of a bipolar transistor, used to switch and regulate power in electronic circuits. - Benefits Enables efficient high voltage and high current switching Conduction and switching losses are reduced in PWM driven stages Supports fast switching performance for improved system efficiency Operates reliably across common power electronics loads and temperatures - Compatibility Designed to be driven by standard IGBT gate drivers and drive circuitry Compatible with conventional gate voltages and protection schemes appropriate to its rating - Size and material Compact, PCB-mount package suitable for power circuits Silicon-based device with insulated-gate structure for reliable switching - Performance High voltage and current handling within rated limits Fast switching transitions for efficient power conversion Low on-state drop and good thermal stability with proper heatsinking - Use scenarios Inverter drives for motors such as pumps, fans, and conveyors Power supply stages including DC-DC and AC-DC converters Renewable energy systems and uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) for efficient power management