Both modules have the following common specifications:
Manufacturer: Infineon Technologies
Max Collector-Emitter Voltage: 1600 V
Gate-Emitter Voltage: ±20 V
Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to 150°C
Mounting Style: Screw
Technology: Advanced Medium Power Technology (AMPT)
Base Plate: Electrically insulated
Key Differences
Parameter
TT330N16KOF12M1
TT500N16KOF06C11
Continuous Collector Current
330 A
500 A
Pulsed Collector Current
660 A
900 A
Weight
Not specified
1450 g
Applications
General-purpose high-power applications
Soft starters, rectifiers for drives, crowbar applications, power controllers, rectifiers for UPS, battery chargers, static switches
Detailed Comparison
Current Handling
TT330N16KOF12M1: This module handles a continuous current of 330 A and a pulsed current of 660 A, making it suitable for moderate current applications.
TT500N16KOF06C11: With a continuous current of 500 A and a pulsed current of 900 A, it is designed for high-power applications that require substantial current handling.
Application Suitability
TT330N16KOF12M1: Best suited for general-purpose high-power applications where moderate current levels suffice.
TT500N16KOF06C11: Ideal for more demanding applications such as soft starters, power controllers, and rectifiers for industrial drives and UPS systems due to its higher current capacity.
Interchangeability
Mechanical Compatibility:
Both modules use screw mounting and are housed in similar module types. However, the TT500N16KOF06C11’s weight difference may affect mounting and thermal management considerations.
Electrical Compatibility:
Sharing the same voltage ratings, the modules are electrically compatible. However, the differences in current handling capabilities must be considered based on specific application needs.
Conclusion
While both IGBT modules can be used in high-power applications, the TT500N16KOF06C11 is better suited for applications requiring higher current capacity and power dissipation. On the other hand, the TT330N16KOF12M1 is adequate for general-purpose applications with moderate power requirements.