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M 2 ST Dim. Inches Millimeter ( @) 3 Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum Notes SA B .669 «688 17.00 17.47 4 J F E 422.453 10.72 11.50 Fo 115 .200 2.93 5.08 b K H .220. 249 5.59 6.32 1 a Td Notes: Jo === 1375 === 9.52 f__| é 1. Full threads within 2 1/2 K 156 === 3.97 =H 4 Aro —t threads Moo--- 510 --- 12.95 Dia CIT) J 2. Standard Polarity: Stud is N --- — .080 --- 2.03 = E Cathode Po. 1 . we i A = i Reverse Polarity: Stud is 140 78 S56 444 Dio fess DO-203AB (D0-5) © Schottky barrier rectifier Microsemi Catalog Peak Reverse @ Hermetic packaging Number Voltage e Guard ring protected Raia soov e Reverse Energy Tested © 175°C junction temperature Vv _ *Add Suffix R For Reverse Polarity eT RRM — 90 to 100 Volts

Electrical Characteristics

Average forward current 'F(AV)60 Amps Tc = 130°C, square wave, ReJC = 1.0 @/W Maximum surge current 'FSM 1000 Amps 8.3ms, half sine, TJ = 175°C Max repetitive peak reverse current 'R(OV) 2 Amp f = 1 KHz, 25°C, 1 usec square wave Max peak forward voltage VFM .89 Volts FM = 60A: 25°C * Max peak forward voltage VFM .70 Volts |FM = 60A: 125°C * Max peak reverse current 'RM 50 mA VRRM, J = 125°C * Max peak reverse current 'RM 1.0 mA VRRM, TJ = 25°C Typical junction capacitance CJ 1250 pF VR = 5.0V, TU = 25°C *Pulse test: Pulse width 300 psec, Duty cycle 2% Thermal and Mechanical Characteristics Storage temp range Tst¢ -65°C to 175°C Operating junction temp range Ty -65°C to 175°C Maximum thermal resistance Reuc 1.0°C/W Junction to case Typical thermal resistance (greased) Recs 0.5°C/W Case to sink Mounting torque 25-30 inch pounds Weight .54 ounces (15.3 grams) typical . COLORADO x 800 Hoyt Street 5-1-00 Rev.1 Broomfield, CO. 80020 jcrosemi :2 FAX: (303) 466-3775 www.microsemi.com

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