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ye N A Dim. Inches Millimeter 2 | Ee Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum Notes c A 185 209 4.70 5.31 a B .087 102 2.21 2.59 | an Cc .059 .098 1.50 2.49 lJ cea (| Q D040 .055 1.02 1.40 — H E .079 .094 2.01 2.39 Fool See Se EE | | (Cc) G 016 .031 410 0.78 M U J 627 650 15.93 16.5 L | = L790 810 20.07 20.6 M 157 180 3.99 4.57 N 139 144 3.53 3.66 Dia. —¥-D c a Pp 255 -300 6.48 7.62 Microsemi Catalog Industry Repetitive Peak Transient Peak R Vol Number Part Number Reverse Voltage everse Voltage @ Schottky Barrier Rectifier e YRRM 180 to 200 volts MS60180 180V 180V Low forward voltage MS60200 200V 200V © 175°C junction temperature Guard ring for reverse protection

Electrical Characteristics

Average forward current 'F(AV)60 Amps Te = 147°C, square wave Maximum surge current 'FSM 1000 Amps 8.3ms, half sine, Ty = 175°C Max. peak forward voltage VeM .85 Volts 'FM = 60A, Tu = 25°C* Typical peak forward voltage VEM .72 Volts IFM = 60A, TJ = 125°C* Typical peak reverse current RM 4 mA VRRM, TJ = 125°C* Max. peak reverse current 'RM 1 mA VRRM, TJ = 25°C Typical junction capacitance C1400 pF VR = 5.0V, TU = 25°C *Pulse test: Pulse width 300 usec. Duty Cycle 2% Thermal and Mechanical Characteristics Storage temp range TsTG —55°C to +175°C Operating junction temp range Ty —55°C to +175°C Max thermal resistance per leg Reuc 0.5°C/W Junction to case Max thermal resistance per pkg 8-10 inch pounds (6-32 screw) Weight .22 ounces (6.36 grams) typical m= _ COLORADO am 800 Hoyt Street 8-3-05 Rev. 0 Broomfield, CO. 80020 jcrosemi = FAX: (303) 466-3775 www.microsemi.com

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