IGBT Switching Transistors, Modules and Gate Drivers
Compare IGBT switching transistors, power modules and associated gate-drive components for inverter and power-electronics repair. This collection spans different device types and packages rather than a single interchangeable switch. Select the complete part number and offered lot before evaluating a replacement.
Discrete switching devices
Through-hole listings cover TO-247, TO-3P and insulated TO-220F packages, with families such as RJH60F5/RJH60F7, FGH40N60 and FGH60N60 suffix variants, IKW30N60H3/IKW50N60H3, IXSH60N120, FGA60N65SMD, SGT40N60FD2, YGW40N65F1 and H20PR5. Other listings identify TO-220, TO-252 and TO-263 devices such as STGP7NC60HD, GT30F133 and IGB10N60T. An identical package or headline voltage does not establish the same pinout, switching loss, gate requirements or thermal behavior.
Modules and supporting parts
Power-module choices include FP25R12KT4 through FP150R12KT4, FF300R12KT4/KS4, CM100DY-12H, SKM400GB123D/124D, SKIIP modules, BSM GD/GP, FS and PS integrated-power families and 6MBP variants. These can have different internal topologies, driver interfaces, mounting patterns and terminal positions. M57962L/AL, EXB841, VLA517-01R, FOD3120/3150/3184 and TLP250H offerings are driver or optocoupler parts, not complete power switches.
Other devices listed here
The STW6N95K5 and related N95 choices are labelled IGBT/MOSFET in a seller title but describe MOSFET model options; KBU and KBPC options are bridge rectifiers, and TD/TT power-module codes are described in thyristor-related material. Do not substitute these for an IGBT merely because they appear in this collection. Labels such as “switch,” “voltage regulator” or “field-effect tube” in source descriptions are not a technical classification or datasheet.
How to choose the actual variant
- A title containing many model numbers generally offers one selected model, not every listed model together. “Color” may mean a part number, “Voltage” may mean a 5-, 10-, 20-, 30-, 40- or 50-piece quantity, and a separate “Model Number” option may set another lot size.
- Some listings have a single Default Title option despite naming several codes. Confirm the precise supplied code with its product details; do not infer a mixed assortment.
- Compare full model and suffix, circuit arrangement, collector-emitter voltage and current under stated thermal conditions, gate voltage/drive, switching and freewheel-diode characteristics, terminal pinout, isolation, heatsinking and footprint using the applicable manufacturer's documentation.
- Condition is listing-specific: some FOD driver, IGW60T120 and DG50Q12T2 offers explicitly say used. Seller claims of “new,” “original” or headline ampere/voltage figures are not collection-wide guarantees of condition, provenance, certification or ratings. High-energy repairs require equipment-specific qualified practices.
Frequently asked questions
Is an IGBT driver the same as an IGBT switch?
No. A driver or optocoupler controls a gate; it is not the power semiconductor module or transistor itself.
Will any 600 V IGBT replace another 600 V part?
No. Match the exact suffix, package and pinout, gate drive, switching and thermal limits, and any integrated diode or module topology.
Does a multi-model listing ship all named parts?
Usually the variant is a choice of model or quantity. Read the selected option and individual listing before ordering.
Are all products new IGBTs?
No. This catalog includes used offers and non-IGBT supporting or rectifier parts; verify the selected item's type and condition.
