Sensitron New SPM SeriesThree Phase IGBT or MOSFET Bridges with SiC Diodes

Sensitron provides a family of ultralight rugged SiC power bridge modules up to 1200V, 150A for high-reliability applications requiring high power in a lightweight and small footprint package. Three-phase, half-bridge and custom bridge modules are available with AlsiC and copper base options for high thermal capacity.

600V & 1200V, 15A to 150A

Options for integrated gate resistors, brake switches, brake resistors, thermistors

Low profile, lightweight construction

Integrated G-E & G-S resistors for higher ESD immunity

Integrated brake resistor with direct heat transfer to base

RTD to monitor module temperature

Part	PIV, 25oC (V)	I o , 25oC (A)
SPM1001	600	50
SPM1016	1200	90
SPM1002	600	30
SPM1003	1200	150
SPM1004	1200	150
SPM1005	600	30
SPM1006	600	60
SPM1007	1200	29
SPM1008	1200	30
SPM1009A	600	30
SPM1011A	1200	36
SPM1011B	1200	40
SPM1011C	1200	60
SPM1013A	1200	60
SPM1014	600	75
SPM1015	1200	90
SPM1017	1200	90

Datasheet: https://www.datasheets360.com/pdf/6957222003869202815
For more detaiils

https://sensitron.com/index.php?action=power_bridges

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