International Rectifier

233 Kansas St.

El Segundo, CA  90245

(310) 252-7105

www.irf.com

International Rectifier Hi-Rel Products Group is a recognized leader in the fabrication of power (hybrid) modules. We have been developing custom and standard power modules at our Leominster facility since 1986 and are committed to providing power products of the highest quality and reliability. Our facilities provide total capability to design, develop and manufacture custom and standard power modules serving the defense, aerospace, communications and high-end industrial market segments. We are qualified to provide custom and standard Hi-Rel screening according to MIL-PRF-38534 in our Class K certified facility. Our design engineers have extensive experience in power packaging, semiconductor circuit design and thermal modeling techniques.

All power module products are carefully designed to meet the electrical, thermal, mechanical and environmental requirements of our customers. Our product designers and application engineers are ready to work with you to design custom products that specifically meet your application needs. Your designs will be manufactured in our state-of-the-art Class 10,000 clean room facilities.

Services/Capabilities:

·        Will perform qualification testing per the customers request

·        MTBF calculations per MIL-HDBK-217 are on the data sheets

·        Can provide both hermetic and environmental packaging

·        Can provides a triple encapsulant in what is termed “near hermetic” packaging

·        Lead plating options include Nickel, nickel with gold flash, and nickel with thick gold along with solder dip

·        Components are generally screen in accordance to the requirements of the performance spec, MIL-PRF-38534

·        Processes to MIL-STD-883. Standard processing to methods 2009, 2010, 2017, 2032, 1014 condition A and C, 1010 condition C, 2001 condition A and 1015 Table 1

·        Have 15+ years of experience providing custom product to the Hi-Rel marketplace

Can build to SCDs in small volume