ROHM Semiconductor offers several IGBT series, and each is focused on certain applications and markets. Parameters like short-circuit withstand time (SCWT), saturation voltage (V_CEsat), and dynamic losses are tailored to fit specific application requirements. Users can choose the best IGBT series from ROHM according to the rated SCWT (x-axis), and operation switching frequency (y-axis). The RGP series of IGBTs is targeted to automotive ignition systems which require blocking voltages from 360 V to 560 V. The next generation of IGBTs are divided in the RGCL series and are focused on low V_CEsat with consequent higher switching losses and lower frequency operation. The RGTH series, with lower switching losses, addresses industrial applications like switched-mode power supplies (SMPS) and battery chargers. These applications do not require short-circuit capability from the IGBTs. For industrial drive applications, the RGT series is recommended, offering 5 μs SCWT. Finally, the RGS series is automotive qualified, and can be used inside cars in systems such as high-voltage e-compressors. This generation of IGBTs is targeting high-efficiency industrial applications such as single-phase power supplies, photovoltaic inverters, uninterruptable power supplies (UPS), battery chargers, and welding machines. In these applications, very short or no short-circuit withstand time is required. Instead, maximum IGBT performance is requested.