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SWITCHMODE POWER RECTIFIERS D2 PAK SURFACE MOUNT POWER PACKAGE SCHOTTKY BARRIER RECTIFIERS The D2 PAK Power rectifier employs the Schottky Barrier principle with a Molybdenum barrier metal. These state-of-the-art devices 20 AMPERES have the following features: 70 -- 100 VOLTS * Low Forward Voltage * Low Switching noise * High Surage Capacity * Guarantee Reverse Avalance * Guard-Ring for Stress Protection * Lower Power Loss & High efficiency * 125°C Operating Junction Temperature * Lower Stored Charge Majority Carrier Conduction * Similar Size to the industry Standard TO-220 Pakage * Plastic Material used Carries Underwriters Laboratory Flammability Classification 94V-O TO-263 (D2-PAK) MAXIMUM RATINGS Characteristic Symbol $20S Unit +e, Peak Repetitive Reverse Voltage Varm | i 4" Working Peak Reverse Voltage Vewm 70 | so | 90 | 100 v a DC Blocking Voltage ve | rash)? i RMS Reverse Voltage | Vw | 49 [56 [63 | 70 | v |} Joey Average Rectifier Forward Current lean 10 A slole “ FT Total Device 20 wt Jae Peak Repetitive Forward Current A ( Rate V,,Square Wave, 20kHz ) 20 Non-Repetitive Peak Surge Current lesm A ( Surge applied at rate load condi- 200 A B12 9.00 tions halfware,single phase,60Hz ) | B 970 10.30 Operating and Storage Junction Ty. Tag | esters | | c | 423 | 499 Temperature Range - 65 to + 125 E 110 1150 G 2.54 BSC H 2.03 2.79 J 0.30 0.50 K 2.29 2.90 ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS & | 483 | 1808 Maximum Instantaneous Forward Ve Vv ears Common Cathod Voltage 3 Suffix" C" (1,=10 Amp, T, = 100 °C) 0.66 0.74 oe Common Anode

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Maximum Instantaneous Reverse mA 1 Current oe Double (Rated DC Voltage, T, = 25 °C) 3 Suffix" D" (Rated DC Voltage, T, = 100 °C)

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$20S90 , S20S100 FIG-1 FORWARD CURRENT DERATING CURVE FIG-2 TYPICAL FORWARD CHARACTERISTICS 20 50 a Se S| —= a el SA S| ; 1] AL | oy Bee eee a * | a | gs” \\ 1 | ee ee ee ee ee | a 2 LIZ ft i \\ gS a . | 2 CTT rt é 0 Py 50 75 100 125 [cn oy a ye ey ey ey cy ar) “ CASE TEMPERATURE (°C) FORWARD VOLTAGE (Volts.) FIG-3 TYPICAL REVERSE CHARACTERISTICS FIG-4 TYPICAL JUNCTION CAPACITANCE é =——— = fo SH a ee SS SSS SSS St ; eS ie LY Ff SS SS 5 TT g 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 1 5 10 50 100 PERCENT OF PEAK REVERSE VOLTAGE(%) REVERSE VOLTAGE (Volts.) FIG-5 PEAK FORWARD SURGE CURRENT 200 oo _ 7) Bw Pt tH {| 5 ot th 5 ~\\— HPT Bis RE | Sal 2 | TIE TT ga | LIU TTT s. LO PE 1 10 100 NUMBER OF CYCLES AT 60 Hz