MS10100 MICROSEMI | Alldatasheet
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A F c Dim. Inches Millimeter B Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum Notes 4 A .390 AIS 9.91 10.54 G B D B .045 .055 1.14 1.40 Cc 180 190 4.57 4.83 D245 260 6.22 6.60 “Te — 1550 ‘650 13.97 16.51 F139 155 3.53 3.94 Dia. 1 3 G 100 120 2.54 3.05 a jase J 500 580 12.70 14.73 _| L P (Cathode) K 190 -210 4.83 5.33 J L014 0025 0,35 = (0.63 M — .080 115 2.03 2.92 N .028 038 0.71 0.96 IF N L- P 2045 0055 1.14 1.40 K ‘ g M Similar to TO-220AC © Schottky barrier rectifier © Guard ring for reverse Microsemi Catalog Repetitive Peak Transient Peak protection Number Reverse Voltage Reverse Voltage Low power loss, high efficiency MS10100 100V 100V @ 175°C junction temperature ¢ “RRM 100 Volts © Reverse energy test
Electrical Characteristics
Average Forward Current 'F(AV) 10 Amps Tc = 149°C, Square wave, ReJc = 2.5°C/W Maximum Surge Current FSM 225 Amps 8.3ms, half sine,Ty = 175°C Max. Peak Forward Voltage VFM .65 Volts 'FM = 10A, Tu = 175°C* Max. Peak Forward Voltage VeM .85 Volts \\FM = 10A, Ty = 25°C* Max. Peak Reverse Current {RM 10 mA VRRM, TJ = 125°C* Max. Peak Reverse Current RM 500 pA VRRM, Ty = 25°C Typical Junction Capacitance Cy 440 pl VR = 5.0V, Td = 25°C *Pulse test: Pulse width 300 psec. Duty cycle 2% Thermal and Mechanical Characteristics Storage temp range TSTG —55°C to + 175°C Operating junction temp range Td —55°C to + 175°C Max thermal resistance Reuc 2.5°C/W junction to case Mounting torque 8-12 inch pounds (6-32 screw) Weight .08 ounces (2.3 grams) typical 4-4-00 Rev. 1 . COLORADO 800 Hoyt Street Broomfield, CO. 80020 jcrosemi :2 FAX: (303) 466-3775 www.microsemi.com
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