Ceramic Packages

TO Ceramic Packages

Kyocera has developed new TO ceramic packages that have higher heat resistance, higher thermal conductivity, higher withstand voltage and higher current carrying capacity than conventional materials. Our products support the spread of next generation power semiconductors such as silicon carbide (SiC) which are key for energy conservation.

Standard Products List (80KB)

  • TO-254 PKG / TO-257 PKG

  • TF-TO254 PKG

  • TF-TO3P PKG

PackageTO-257 PKGTO-254 PKGTF-TO254 PKGTF-TO3P PKG
Drawing No. PGMR-A6142 PGMR-A6140 GMR-A9455-A SGMR-B4385
Plating Ni + Au Ni + Au Ni Ni + Au
Heat Sink KYCM® (260W/mK) KYCM® (260W/mK) KYCM® (260W/mK) Cu-W (175W/mK)
Lead Material Alloy 50 (Cu cored) Alloy 50 (Cu cored) Alloy 50 (Cu cored) Cu
Current Carrying Capacity 15A max. 20A max. 20A max. 50A max.
Withstand Voltage (DC) 1.0kV min. 1.0kV min. 1.0kV min. 1.2kV min.
High Temperature
Storage Test
300°C
1,000 hours
300°C
1,000 hours
200°C
1,000 hours
300°C
1,000 hours
Temperature
Cycling Test
-65°C to +175°C
1,000 cycles
-65°C to +175°C
1,000 cycles
-65°C to +175°C
1,000 cycles
-65°C to +175°C
1,000 cycles

Courtesy of Osaka University (TF-TO254 PKG and TF-TO3P PKG)

Notes

  1. Aluminum oxide ceramic material (Kyocera A440).
  2. Plating options: Ni plating or Ni + Au plating
  3. KYCM is a registered trademark of KYOCERA Corporation in Japan.
  4. Current carrying capacity is defined by maximum lead temperature: 80°C.
  5. High temperature storage and temperature cycling tests conducted by Kyocera. Criteria based on visual and withstand voltage specifications.

 

Large-scale hybrid packages have been developed and supplied as variations of the TO ceramic packages.
We can tailor our products to your needs.

Courtesy of Osaka University (TF-HB PKG)

TF-HB PKG

  • Drawing No. GMR-B1372
  • Plating: Ni + Au
  • Heat Sink: Cu-W (175W/mK)
  • Plate Material in the Cavity: Cu
  • Lead Material: Cu
  • Current Carrying Capacity: 50A max.
  • Withstand Voltage (DC): 1.5kV min.
  • Temperature Cycling Test:
    -65°C to +175°C 1000 cycles

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