can anyone explain to me what IGBT chip means ?

 

I come from that world where we routinely do this stuff. What you need is commonly refereed to as a "chip geometry." Your company may have them on file (incomming inspections needs them to even start using parts), or your engineering department may keep a catalog. Lastly, the vendor who sold you the part should have it and typically will send/email you a copy.

I've found manufacturers really are not interested in the chip market and will be long to respond. The reseller vendors will typically be very responsive.

 

OP is long gone; Davejo somehow necroposted asking about what an IGBT chip means.

 

Hello,

I found these posts in an other VERY old thread:
Question about wire bonding on IGBT chip

Now you have a thread of your own.

Success,
Bertus

 

can anyone explain to me what IGBT chip means ?

Do a Google search for "IGBT".

It is an Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor, basically a FET input and a BJT output. They are used mostly for switching applications and have good high speed switching characteristics and can handle pretty high power pulses.