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Modules handle 1200, 1700 V with current from 300 A to 900 A

September 18, 2025 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

Microchip Technology announces a new family of DualPack 3 (DP3) power modules featuring advanced IGBT7 technology available in six variants at 1200V and 1700V with high-current ranging from 300–900A. The new DP3 power modules are designed to address the growing demand for compact, cost-effective, and simplified power converter solutions.
 
These modules use the latest IGBT7 technology, engineered to reduce power losses by up to 15–20% compared to IGBT4 devices and operate reliably at higher temperatures up to 175°C during overload. DP3 modules enhance protection and control during high-voltage switching, making them suitable for maximizing power density, reliability, and ease of use in industrial drives, renewables, traction, energy storage, and agricultural vehicles.
 
Available in a phase-leg configuration, the DP3 power modules in a compact footprint of approximately 152 mm × 62 mm × 20 mm enable a frame size jump for increased power output. This type of advanced power packaging eliminates the need for paralleling multiple modules and helps reduce system complexity and Bill of Materials (BOM) costs. Additionally, DP3 modules provide a second-source option to industry-standard EconoDUAL packages for greater flexibility and supply chain security for customers.
 
The DualPack 3 power modules are well-suited for general-purpose motor drive applications and address common challenges such as dv/dt, complexity in driving, higher conduction losses, and no overload capability. 
 
Microchip offers a broad portfolio of power management solutions that includes analog devices, Silicon (Si) and Silicon Carbide (SiC) power technologies, dsPIC Digital Signal Controllers (DSCs), and standard, modified, and custom power modules. For more information about Microchip’s power management products, visit the web page.
 
The DualPack 3 power modules are now available in production quantities.

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