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i A — a Dim. Inches Millimeter lol lol Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum Notes o 8 A 1.494 1.504 37.95 38.20 c 0.472 0.480 12.00 12.24 D 0.990 1,000 25.15 25.40 I — —+ E 1.049 1.059 26.67 26.90 | F 0.164 0.174 4.16 4.42 — G 0.080 0.084 203 2.13 Base Commer Cathode 1 tu H 0.372 0.378 9.45 9.60 TT THE Microsemi Working Peak Repetitive Peak e Common Cathode Base Catalog Number Reverse Voltage Reverse Voltage @ Low Forward Voltage Drop SPB8080 80V 80Vv © 4 Schottky Rectifiers in one pkg. SPB8090 gov gov © 80- SPB80100 100V 100V 80-100V @ BOA/leg © Low Switching losses

Electrical Characteristics

Average forward current per leg 'F(AV) 80 Amps Tc = 129°C Square wave Average forward current per package 'F(AV) 320 Amps Tc = 129°C Square wave Maximum surge current per leg 'FSM 1250 Amps 8.3ms, half sine, TJ = 175°C Moximum repetitive reverse current per leg 'R(OV) 2 Amps f = 1 KHz, 25°C, 1 usec square wave Max peak forward voltage per leg VeM ‘0.90 Volts FM = 80A: TJ =' 25°C* Max peak reverse current per leg IRM 3 mA VRRM, Ty = 25°C* Typical junction capacitance per leg cy 2400 pF VR = 5.0V,TU = 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 Ty -55°C to 175°C Max thermal resistance per leg Reuc 0.60°C/W Max thermal resistance per pkg Rec 0.15°C/W Mounting Torque 9-13 inch pounds Weight 1.1 ounces (30 grams) typical m= _ COLORADO am 800 Hoyt Street 8-30-04 Rev. 0 Broomfield, CO. 80020 jcroseny (6% FAX: (303) 466-3775 www.microsemi.com

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