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New MiniSKiiP® IGBT4 PIM Modules Debut

Munich/Germany, May 04, 2010 – Vincotech, a supplier of module-based solutions for power electronics, today announced that it has added the latest technology to its range of MiniSKiiP® PIM modules. The new modules feature IGBT4 chips ranging from 8A, 1200 V to 100A, 1200V and come in three different housings.

Featuring Infineon’s latest IGBT4 chip technology for improved EMC , the new MiniSKiiP® PIM modules come in three sizes for motor drive applications ranging up to 30kW:

MiniSKiiP® size 1 (42 by 40 mm²) for 8A, 1200V to 15A, 1200 V

MiniSKiiP® size 2 (59 by 52 mm²) for 25A, 1200V to 35A, 1200V

MiniSKiiP® size 3 (82 by 59 mm²) for 50A, 1200 V to 100A, 1200V

All modules feature a 3-phase input rectifier, a 3-phase output inverter, a brake chopper, and an added thermistor to measure temperatures (PIM topology). Pins match the previous version’s array to enable easy upgrading, and they are fully compatible with the Semikron equivalent. Vincotech’s website provides cross-references and datasheet downloads. These modules are now in serial production, and samples may be ordered from the standard sales channels.

To learn more, please visit http://www.vincotech.com/en/products/power/MiniSKiiP_1_PIM.

Vincotech is a registered trademark.

MiniSKiiP® is a registered trademark of Semikron.

ABOUT VINCOTECH

Vincotech develops and manufactures subsystems and electronic components and offers manufacturing services geared to help customers master complex challenges in electronics integration. Vincotech’s extensive portfolio encompasses standard and tailored solutions, engineering services, and technical support for customers worldwide. These products and services contribute to sustainable, environmentally sound solutions that help modern society embrace mega-trends and explore new avenues.

With approximately 500 employees worldwide, backed by vast experience and a long history in electronics integration, Vincotech leverages these assets to help customers achieve maximum market success.

To learn more about Vincotech, please visit www.vincotech.com.

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