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952873 - ESAB 200A 600V Dual IGBT Power Module

Packaging: pack of 2
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OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of the ESAB 952873 IGBT Module

The ESAB 952873 is a high-performance Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) module designed specifically for the demanding power conversion requirements of modern inverter welding machines. Rated for a continuous collector current of 200 Amps and a collector-emitter voltage of 600 Volts, this component serves as a critical switching element within the power topology of the welder. The "Dual" designation indicates that this package contains two IGBTs, typically arranged in a half-bridge configuration, allowing for efficient pulse-width modulation (PWM) control of the welding output.

Inverter welding power sources rely on high-frequency switching to convert utility power into the precise low-voltage, high-current output required for a stable arc. The 952873 module is engineered to handle these rapid switching transitions with minimal switching losses. Its low saturation voltage (Vce(sat)) ensures that conduction losses are kept to a minimum during the 'on' state, which is vital for maintaining the overall efficiency of the power source and reducing the thermal load on the heatsink assembly. This efficiency translates to a cooler running machine and a higher duty cycle for the end-user.

As a genuine ESAB replacement part, this module meets strict OEM specifications for thermal resistance, electrical isolation, and mechanical durability. In industrial environments, welding machines are subject to fluctuating input voltages and thermal cycling. The rugged construction of this IGBT module provides the necessary resilience against voltage spikes and thermal stress, provided it is installed with the correct thermal interface material and torque specifications. For maintenance personnel and electronics technicians, using the authentic 952873 ensures that the repair restores the machine to its original safety and performance standards.

When replacing power modules, it is essential to verify the integrity of the gate drive circuitry and snubber components. A failure in the gate drive can lead to the immediate destruction of a new IGBT. This module is designed for direct integration into specific ESAB inverter architectures, ensuring that pin spacing and mounting holes align perfectly with the existing busbars and heatsinks.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, pack of 2
Amps:200 A
Voltage:600 V
Component Type:IGBT Module
Configuration:Dual (Half-Bridge)
Current Rating:200A
Voltage Rating:600V
Application:Inverter Power Source Repair
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Component Type:IGBT Module
Configuration:Dual (Half-Bridge)
Current Rating:200A
Voltage Rating:600V
Application:Inverter Power Source Repair
Amps:200 A
Voltage:600 V
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x IGBT Dual Module (200A 600V)
  • Installation instructions (if applicable)

APPLICATIONS

  • Repair of ESAB Inverter Welding Machines
  • Replacement of failed power switching modules
  • Maintenance of industrial power sources
  • Restoration of welding arc stability

FAQ

It acts as a high-speed power switch that regulates the current and voltage supplied to the welding arc in inverter machines.

The module is rated for 200 Amps continuous collector current and 600 Volts collector-emitter voltage.

Yes, applying a thin, even layer of thermal compound between the module and the heatsink is critical to prevent overheating and immediate failure.

Common signs include the machine not outputting an arc, tripping circuit breakers immediately upon power-up, or visible damage/burning on the module itself.

This is a Dual IGBT module, meaning it contains two transistors, typically configured as a half-bridge.

No, this is an ESAB-specific part number. While the specs are standard, the form factor and pinout are designed for specific ESAB equipment.

Failures are often caused by overheating due to dust buildup, fan failure, dried thermal paste, or voltage spikes from the input power.

Typically, the module is sold as the component only. You should retain the original mounting hardware or order replacements if they are damaged.