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B . LTT TT Pee) $3 (oer O-tns 1s 10us_ 100s tims 10ms KE} TIME(™S))| B® 0 25 60 75 100 125 180 175 PULSE WIDTH t CASE TEMPERATURE(’C) NOTES: For optional high reliability screening or higher nominal voltagas, consult SSDI MARKETING Department. 1) All voltages are monaurod wih an automated test set using a 35 msec test time. Longer or shorter test times will have a corresponding effect on the measured due to ‘ 3 Dynamic impadange 8 gered from the AC voltage divided by the AC current with RMS value of 10% of DC test current superimposed on the test current. based 5 te I. 4) Pulse width (ps Setined as towne tron rated peak pulse current IPP to the point where peak pulse current decayed to 50% of rated IPP. (10us X 1000us waveform as defined by R.E.A.)