IRG4BC40FD IRF [International Rectifier], IRG4BC40FD Datasheet - Page 27

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IRG4BC40FD

Manufacturer Part Number
IRG4BC40FD
Description
Fit Rate / Equivalent Device Hours
Manufacturer
IRF [International Rectifier]
Datasheet
IGBT / CoPack
Quarterly Reliability Report
Conditions
Purpose
Failure Modes
Sensitive Parameters
The primary failure mode for temperature cycling is a thermal fatigue of the silicon / metal
interfaces and metal / metal interfaces. The fatigue results from thermomechanical
stresses due to heating and cooling and will cause electrical or thermal performance to
degrade.
If the degradation occurs at the header / die interface, then the thermal impedance, R
will begin to increase well before any electrical effect is seen.
If the degradation occurs at the wire bond / die interface or the wire bond / bond post
interface, then on resistance, V
The thermal impedance, when measured during this time, may appear to decrease or
change erratically.
The mechanical stresses from the temperature can also propagate fractures in the silicon
when the die is thermally mismatched to the solder / heat sink system. These fractures
will manifest themselves in the form of shorted gates or degraded breakdown
characteristics (V
Temperature:
Bias:
Duration:
Test points:
Temperature Cycling simulates the extremes of thermal stresses which devices will
encounter in the actual circuit applications in combination with potentially extreme
operating ambient temperatures. Some equipment is destined to be used in extreme
environments, and subject to daily temperature cycles.
TEMPERATURE CYCLING (T/C) Unbiased
I
CES,
(BR)CES
V
(BR)CES,
)
R
JC,
Tmin = - 55°C
Tmax = + 150°C
Unbiased
2000 Cycles
250,500,1000,1500,2000 Nominal
CE(on)
V
CE(on)
, will slowly increase or become unstable with time.
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