FSAM15SH60A Series

Intelligent Power Module, 600V, 15A

Catalog

Intelligent Power Module, 600V, 15A

Part	Type	Voltage	Package / Case	Package / Case	Package / Case	Voltage - Isolation	Configuration	Current	Mounting Type
ON Semiconductor FSAM15SH60A	IGBT	600 V	34.8 mm	32-PowerDIP Module	1.37 in	2500 Vrms	3 Phase	15 A	Through Hole
ON Semiconductor FSAM15SL60	IGBT	600 V	34.8 mm	32-PowerDIP Module	1.37 in	2500 Vrms	3 Phase	15 A	Through Hole
ON Semiconductor FSAM15SL60	IGBT	600 V	34.8 mm	32-PowerDIP Module	1.37 in	2500 Vrms	3 Phase	15 A	Through Hole
ON Semiconductor FSAM15SM60A	IGBT	600 V	34.8 mm	32-PowerDIP Module	1.37 in	2500 Vrms	3 Phase	15 A	Through Hole
ON Semiconductor FSAM15SM60A	IGBT	600 V	34.8 mm	32-PowerDIP Module	1.37 in	2500 Vrms	3 Phase	15 A	Through Hole

Catalog

Intelligent Power Module, 600V, 15A

Key Features

• UL Certified No. E209204

• 600V-15A 3-phase IGBT inverter bridge including control ICs for gate driving and protection

• Three separate negative dc-link terminals for inverter current sensing applications

• Single-grounded power supply thanks to built-in HVIC

• Typical switching frequency of 15kHz

• Built-in thermistor for temperature monitoring

• Inverter power rating of 0.8kW / 100~253 VAC

• Isolation rating of 2500Vrms/min.

• Low thermal resistance by using ceramic substrate

• Adjustable current protection level by changing the value of series resistor connected to the emitters of sense-IGBTs

Description

FSAM15SH60A is a Motion SPM®2 series that ON Semiconductor has developed to provide a very compact and high performance inverter solution for AC motor drives in low-power applications such as washing machines. It combines optimized circuit protections and drive matched to low-loss IGBTs. Effective over-current protection is realized through advanced current sensing IGBTs. The system reliability is further enhanced by the built-in thermistor and integrated under-voltage lock-out protection. In addition the incorporated HVIC facilitates the use of single-supply voltage without any negative bias. Inverter leg current sensing can be implemented because of three separate nagative dc terminals.