The IGBT tube is the core mechanism of the inverter. What approach should be taken to select an IGBT tube manufacturer for inverters, and are there suitable IGBT tube products for inverters? Currently, IGBT tube products face challenges such as efficiency decline, low heat dissipation efficiency, and shortened product lifespan, all of which are closely related to the normal operation of inverter equipment. Selecting a good replacement for the IGBT tube is particularly important. When replacing the FGH60N60SMD type IGBT tube, electronic technicians of the inverter need to pay attention to many key characteristics. For example, the performance parameters of the IGBT tube, such as whether the current can reach 60A and whether the voltage can reach 650 volts, are closely related to the device's work efficiency. In addition, thermal resistance and short-circuit capability (ShortCircuitCapability) are also critical factors. In the selection of inverters from many foreign companies, FHA60T65A has previously replaced FGH60N60SMD and has been widely adopted. It is recommended that you carefully review its detailed product specifications: FHA60T65A is a trench gate field-stop type IGBT with 60A and 650 volts, VCEsat typical value: 1.75V-typ, <2.0V, ID (Tc=100℃): 60A; BVCES: 650V; IF(A)(Tc=25℃): 60A; IF(A)(Tc=100℃): 30A. General Yu combined his thoughts and considered choosing Hong Semiconductor, because the FHA60T65A model is used in the inverter. The combination of 60A and 650 volts of the FHA60T65A type IGBT tube from Hong Semiconductor brings increased power switching capabilities to the inverter circuit and solves problems such as efficiency decline, low heat dissipation efficiency, and shortened product lifespan. Inverter companies choosing Hong Semiconductor as their IGBT tube manufacturer strive to provide reliable component supply guarantees for self-commutating inverters, portable outdoor power supplies, and other electronics companies. For more details, you can search "Hong Semiconductor" on Baidu or call the free trial hotline: 400-831-6077!