Infineon Launches Two 'EasyPack SiC 1200V Modules' to Improve EV Charging Efficiency
Published2019.09.06 11:47Suitable for EV charging and UPS applications
| Low parasitic inductance, built-in NTC temperature sensor
As the production volume of electric vehicles increases significantly, the demand for energy-efficient charging solutions is also rising.
On the 5th, Infineon Technologies launched two new EasyPack modules in its 1200V product family to meet the growing demand for silicon carbide (SiC) solutions in the electric vehicle charging sector.
▲ Infineon Yeezy 1B (left) and Yeezy 2B (right) (Photo by Infineon)
The 'Easy 1B' and 'Easy 2B', which feature CoolSiC MOSFETs, are suitable not only for electric vehicle charging but also for Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) applications.
Using two power modules provided with different topologies can increase system efficiency and reduce the cooling required. In addition, high-frequency operation is possible.
The 4-pack topology of Easy 1B (F4-23MR12W1M1_B11) is suitable for the DC/DC stage of a charger, and Easy 2B (F3L15MR12W2M1_B69) is suitable for use in the Vienna rectifier of the PFC stage with a 3-level configuration.
The two power modules can be used in 50/60kW EV charging solutions.
The EasyPack package for power modules features low parasitic inductance. This enables the construction of stackable modular solutions up to 120/150 kW for charging.
The Easy Module features a built-in NTC temperature sensor for device monitoring and reduces device mounting assembly time through PressFIT technology.
Easy CoolSiC MOSFET module products are currently available for order.
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