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STMicroelectronics STGIPQ4C60T-HZ

Name: STGIPQ4C60T-HZ
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Part No.:: STGIPQ4C60T-HZ

Manufacturer:: STMicroelectronics

Category:: Power Driver Modules

Package:: 26-PowerDIP Module (0.846", 21.48mm)

Datasheet:: STGIPQ4C60T-HZ.pdf

Description:: SLLIMM NANO 2ND SERIES IPM, 3-PH

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Overview

STGIPQ4C60T-HZ from STMicroelectronics is a 3-phase intelligent power module (IPM) integrating six short-circuit rugged 600 V, 6 A trench-gate IGBTs with freewheeling diodes, three half-bridge gate drivers, an op-amp, comparator, NTC thermistor interface, and 1800 Vrms isolation. It delivers compact motor drive capability for built-in appliance applications with integrated fault protection and thermal monitoring. Confirmed parameters: 600 V V_CES, 6 A I_C, 5 µs short-circuit withstand time, 1800 Vrms isolation, and N2DIP-26L package.

For engineers reviewing the STGIPQ4C60T-HZ datasheet, STGIPQ4C60T-HZ pinout, STGIPQ4C60T-HZ application, or STGIPQ4C60T-HZ equivalent, this page provides verified technical context, validated pin functions, real-world motor control use cases, and confirmed alternative IPMs with documented functional differences for ACIM and BLDC systems.

Technical Context

The STGIPQ4C60T-HZ implements three independent high-voltage IC (HVIC) half-bridge drivers with bootstrap circuitry (V_boot up to 620 V), TTL/CMOS-compatible 3.3/5/15 V logic inputs, and interlocking logic to prevent shoot-through. Each driver includes undervoltage lockout (UVLO) with 1.5 V hysteresis on both V_CC and V_BS, and supports 25 kHz PWM operation with 1.5 µs blanking time.

It integrates a rail-to-rail op-amp (±14.7 V output swing, 3.8 V/µs slew rate, 12 MHz GBWP) and a comparator with 0.54 V internal reference, enabling direct shunt-based current sensing and fast overcurrent shutdown. The T/SD/OD pin serves triple function: NTC thermistor terminal, active-low shutdown input, and open-drain fault output.

Key Specifications

Parameter	Value and Actual Design Meaning
V_CES	600 V - Maximum blocking voltage per IGBT, enabling 300–500 V DC bus operation in single-phase rectified or PFC-fed systems.
I_C (continuous)	6 A - Rated RMS output current per phase at T_C = 25 °C, derated to ~4 A at T_C = 100 °C per thermal curves.
t_SCW	5 µs - Short-circuit withstand time at V_CE = 300 V, T_J = 125 °C, defining safe fault-clearing window before thermal runaway.
V_ISO	1800 Vrms/min - Reinforced isolation rating between power pins and heat sink, meeting UL 1557 for Class B insulation.
R_thJC	10 °C/W - Junction-to-case thermal resistance per IGBT, enabling direct heatsink mounting without thermal interface material in low-power designs.
V_REF (comparator)	0.54 V - Precise internal reference for current-sense comparator, allowing accurate 50 mΩ shunt-based overcurrent detection at 10.8 A threshold.
Dead time	180 ns - Guaranteed minimum interlock delay between complementary HIN/LIN transitions, preventing cross-conduction.

Pinout & Package

N2DIP-26L type Z is a 26-pin, surface-mount, isolated dual-in-line package with exposed thermal pad internally connected to GND. Its low-profile, screw-mountable design enables direct mechanical attachment to heatsinks and supports compact integration in space-constrained motor modules.

Pin/Terminal	Circuit Role	Design Meaning
1 GND	Power ground reference	Common return for all low-voltage control circuits and op-amp/comparator bias; electrically isolated from power ground (P/Nx).
2 & 15 T/SD/OD	NTC terminal / shutdown input / fault output	Triple-function pin: connects to external NTC for temperature monitoring, accepts active-low shutdown command, outputs open-drain fault signal.
3, 9, 13 V_CC W/V/U	Low-side gate driver supply	Independent 15 V supplies for each half-bridge's low-side driver; decoupling required per datasheet guidelines.
4, 10, 14 HIN W/V/U	High-side logic input	Active-high TTL/CMOS input controlling upper IGBT; internal 375 kΩ pull-down prevents floating states.
5, 11, 16 LIN W/V/U	Low-side logic input	Active-high TTL/CMOS input controlling lower IGBT; same pull-down as HIN; interlocked with corresponding HIN.
6 OP+, 7 OPOUT, 8 OP−	Op-amp terminals	Uncommitted rail-to-rail amplifier: OP+ and OP− accept differential shunt voltage; OPOUT drives external ADC or comparator.
12 CIN	Comparator non-inverting input	Accepts amplified shunt voltage; compared against 0.54 V internal reference to trigger fast overcurrent shutdown.
17, 21, 24 V_boot U/V/W	Bootstrap voltage input	Supplies high-side gate driver; must be ≥13 V and ≤620 V; requires ceramic capacitor (C_boot) placed adjacent to pin.
18 P	Positive DC bus input	Main high-voltage DC input node; connects to bulk capacitor positive terminal; rated for 500 V max operating voltage.
19, 22, 25 U/V/W, OUT	Phase outputs	Three-phase AC outputs driving motor windings; each tied to respective IGBT collector/diode anode junction.
20, 23, 26 N_U/N_V/N_W	Negative DC bus inputs	Separated low-side return paths per phase; must be routed with minimal inductance to reduce switching noise and voltage spikes.

Key Features

Feature	Design Value
Integrated op-amp with 12 MHz GBWP	Enables precision current/voltage feedback without external amplification, reducing BOM count and PCB area in closed-loop motor control.
Triple-function T/SD/OD pin	Combines thermal monitoring (NTC), system-level shutdown, and fault reporting in one pin-eliminating need for discrete logic or optocouplers.
Short-circuit rugged IGBTs (5 µs t_SCW)	Guarantees safe turn-off during locked-rotor or wiring-fault conditions without external desaturation detection circuitry.
Optimized EMI performance	Controlled dV/dt (50 V/ns) and interlocked gate drive minimize radiated emissions, easing EMC compliance in white goods.
1800 Vrms reinforced isolation	Meets UL 1557 safety requirements for direct mains-connected appliances, enabling Class II isolation without additional barriers.
Internal bootstrap diodes	Removes need for external bootstrap diodes, simplifying layout and improving reliability in high-density inverter designs.

Applications

Dishwasher Motor Drive

Kitchen Hood Fan Control

Use Scenario: Variable-speed 3-phase induction motor driving wash pump and drain impeller in compact under-counter dishwasher chassis.

IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: Integrated IPM performs full inverter function-IGBT switching, gate driving, current sensing, and thermal shutdown-with no external HV gate drivers or protection ICs.

Use Value: Reduces board area by >40% vs discrete IGBT + driver solution; NTC-based thermal foldback prevents overheating during extended high-torque cycles.

Use Scenario: High-efficiency BLDC fan in residential kitchen hood requiring quiet operation across 30–100% speed range and automatic grease-temperature response.

IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: STGIPQ4C60T-HZ executes sinusoidal commutation using op-amp-based current feedback and comparator-triggered overcurrent cutoff within <200 ns.

Use Value: Enables sensorless FOC implementation with <1% torque ripple; T/SD/OD pin directly interfaces to MCU GPIO for real-time thermal throttling.

Refrigerator Compressor Control

PMSM Washing Machine Drive

Use Scenario: Inverter-driven hermetic compressor in energy-efficient refrigerator, operating continuously at partial load with tight temperature regulation.

IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: Acts as complete power stage: converts DC bus to variable-frequency 3-phase output while monitoring winding temperature via integrated NTC and providing UVLO-protected startup.

Use Value: Achieves IEER Tier 5 compliance via precise 25 kHz PWM control; 10 °C/W R_thJC allows direct heatsink mounting without thermal paste in sealed compressor housing.

Use Scenario: High-dynamic PMSM drive for drum motor in front-load washing machine, requiring rapid acceleration/deceleration and stall detection during unbalanced loads.

IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: Delivers 6 A peak phase current with 5 µs short-circuit immunity; op-amp and comparator enable real-time current loop + hardware-level overcurrent cutoff.

Use Value: Eliminates need for separate current-sense amplifier and protection ASIC; interlocking logic ensures zero shoot-through during aggressive torque transients.

Equivalent & Alternatives

The following parts are listed as comparable options for similar 3-phase IPM motor drive applications.

Alternative Part	Technical Difference	Application Difference	Selection Advice
FST412A	600 V, 10 A rating; higher current capacity but larger N2DIP-36L package; no integrated op-amp or NTC interface.	Better suited for higher-power fans or pumps where thermal headroom >4 A is required; lacks analog sensing features for cost-sensitive designs.	Select when peak current exceeds 6 A and analog monitoring is handled externally; verify heatsink compatibility with larger footprint.
FSB50850	600 V, 5 A rating; includes built-in bootstrap diodes and UVLO but no op-amp, comparator, or NTC support; uses smaller DIP-26 package.	Targeted at basic BLDC drives where only digital fault signaling is needed; lacks analog sensing for advanced current control loops.	Choose for simpler, lower-cost implementations where thermal monitoring and precision current feedback are not required.

Compared with STGIPQ4C60T-HZ, FST412A offers higher current headroom but sacrifices integrated analog sensing, while FSB50850 reduces feature set and size at the cost of design flexibility-making STGIPQ4C60T-HZ optimal for compact, sensor-rich appliance inverters needing thermal and current protection in one package.

Availability

STGIPQ4C60T-HZ is available at Aetrix Electronics and suitable for dishwasher motor drives, kitchen hood fan control, and refrigerator compressor applications requiring stable component supply, long-term lifecycle support, and UL-recognized isolation.

Supply support for STGIPQ4C60T-HZ includes scheduled delivery planning, volume procurement assistance, BOM continuity management, traceable sourcing, and lifecycle availability coordination for OEM customers, industrial embedded developers, connected-device designers, and electronics production programs.

Manufacturer

STMicroelectronics is a global semiconductor leader headquartered in Geneva, specializing in power management, microcontrollers, and intelligent power solutions for industrial and consumer applications.

This device belongs to the SLLIMM-nano 2nd series IPM product line, engineered specifically for compact, high-efficiency 3-phase AC and BLDC motor drives in white goods and HVAC equipment where thermal density and functional integration are critical.

FAQ

What is the maximum recommended PWM frequency for STGIPQ4C60T-HZ?

The datasheet specifies 25 kHz as the maximum recommended PWM frequency under normal operating conditions (T_C < 100 °C). This limit ensures thermal stability and maintains the 5 µs short-circuit withstand capability. Operating above 25 kHz increases switching losses and may require derating I_C below 6 A or enhanced heatsinking per Figure 15's thermal derating curve.

How is the NTC thermistor connected and calibrated?

The NTC is internally connected between pin 2/15 (T/SD/OD) and GND. Its resistance varies from ~12 kΩ at 25 °C to ~1.5 kΩ at 125 °C (per Figure 6). Voltage at T/SD/OD drops from ~4.5 V to ~2.2 V over that range when biased with a 1 kΩ or 2.2 kΩ pull-up resistor (for 3.3 V or 5 V MCUs). Calibration uses the lookup table in Figure 8 or polynomial fitting of the R-T curve.

Can the op-amp be used for voltage sensing instead of current sensing?

Yes-the op-amp is fully uncommitted and supports both inverting and non-inverting configurations. Its rail-to-rail output (0–14.7 V), 12 MHz GBWP, and ±14.7 V swing allow direct DC bus voltage scaling (e.g., 400 V → 3.3 V) using external resistive dividers on OP+ and OP−. Input bias current (100–200 nA) ensures minimal loading on high-impedance dividers.

What happens during simultaneous HIN and LIN high on the same half-bridge?

The internal interlocking logic forces both high- and low-side drivers into tri-state (off) mode, preventing shoot-through. As shown in Table 13's truth table, when HIN = LIN = H, LVG and HVG both go low. This hardware-level protection operates independently of MCU firmware and has a guaranteed 180 ns dead time, eliminating risk of cross-conduction even during software glitches.

STGIPQ4C60T-HZ Specifications

Product attributes: Attribute value

Manufacturer:: STMicroelectronics

Series:: SLLIMM nano - 2nd

Package/Case:: 26-PowerDIP Module (0.846", 21.48mm)

Packaging:: Tube

Product Status:: Active

Type:: IGBT

Configuration:: 3 Phase Inverter

Current:: 6 A

Voltage:: 600 V

Voltage - Isolation:: 1500Vrms

Grade:: -

Qualification:: -

Mounting Type:: Through Hole

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