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J ; Dim. Inches Millimeter Std. Polarity — - — - Base is cathode Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum Notes + 8 | Bose Is onode Bo 725 775 18.42 19.69 C605 625 15.37 15.88 kK F D 1.182 1.192 30.02 30.28 H c E745 .755 18,92 1918 Sq. a E mal Fo 152 160 3.86 4.06 Dia. { G 1/4-20 UNC-28 H 870 580 14.49 14.73 J 156 160 3.96 4.06 { K 495 505 12.57 12.83 Dia. L420 130 3.05 3.30 rye atalog Number 9 g © Guard Ring Protection HS24380* 80V 80Vv © 240 Amperes/80 to 100 Volts HS24390* 90v 90v 175°C Junction T fl HS243100* 100V 100V ° lunction Temperature © Reverse Energy Tested *Add Suffix R for Reverse Polarity

Electrical Characteristics

Average forward current 'F(AV) 240 Amps TC = 122°C, Square wave,Reyc =.24°C/W Maximum surge current ‘FSM 3300 Amps 8.3ms, half sine, TJ = 175°C Maximum repetitive reverse current IR(OV) 2 Amps f = 1 KHZ, 25°C Max peak forward voltage VFM (0.72 Volts FM = 240A: TJ = 175°C* Max peak forward voltage VFM (0.86 Volts IFM = 240A: Tu = 25°C* Max peak reverse current 'RM — 200mA VeRM, Ty = 125°C* Max peak reverse current IRM 8.0mA VRRM, Ty = 25°C Typical junction capacitance Cy 6400pF VR = 5.0V, TC = 25°C *Pulse test: Pulse width 300 usec, Duty cycle 2% Thermal and Mechanical Characteristics Storage temp range TsT¢ —55°C to 175°C Operating junction temp range TJ —55°C to 175°C Max thermal resistance R euc 0.24°C/W Junction to case Typical thermal resistance (greased) Recs 0.12°C/W Case to sink Terminal Torque 35-40 inch pounds Mounting Base Torque 20-25 inch pounds Weight 1.1 ounces (32 grams) typical = COLORADO a 800 Hoyt Street 3-14-00 Rev. 1 Broomfield, CO. 80020 jcrosemi :2 FAX: (303) 466-3775 www.microsemi.com

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