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FBR1035 Datasheet, PDF (1/2 Pages) First Components International – 10 Amp SCHOTTKY BARRIER RECTIFIERS
Data Sheet
Description
10 Amp SCHOTTKY
BARRIER RECTIFIERS
Mechanical Dimensions
JEDEC
T0-220AC
.150 .350 .240
Features
n HIGH CURRENT CAPABILITY
WITH LOW VF
n SUPERIOR METAL PROCESS
.200
.390
.107
n HIGH SURGE VOLTAGE AND
TRANSIENT PROTECTION
n MEETS UL SPECIFICATION 94V-0
Electrical Characteristics @ 25oC.
Maximum Ratings
Peak Repetitive Reverse Voltage...VRRM
Working Peak Reverse Voltage...VRWM
DC Blocking Voltage...VDC
RMS Reverse Voltage...VR(rms)
Average Forward Rectified Current...IF(av)
TC = 110°C
Repetitive Peak Forward Surge Current...IFM
Non-Repetitive Peak Forward Surge Current...IFSM
@ Rated Load Conditions, ½ Wave, 60HZ, Single Phase
Forward Voltage...VF
@ IF = 20 Amps, 25°C
@ IF = 20 Amps, 125°C
@ IF = 10 Amps, 125°C
DC Reverse Current...IR
@ Rated DC Blocking Voltage
Operating Temperature Range...TJ
Storage Temperature Range...TSTRG
TL = 25°C
TL =125°C
FBR1035 & 1045
Units
FBR1035
FBR1045
35
45
35
45
35
45
24
31
............................................. 1 0 ...............................................
Volts
Volts
Volts
Volts
Amps
............................................. 2 0 ............................................... Amps
............................................. 150 ............................................... Amps
............................................. .84 ............................................... Volts
............................................. .72 ............................................... Volts
............................................. .57 ............................................... Volts
............................................. . 1 ............................................... mAmps
............................................. 1 5 ............................................... mAmps
......................................... -65 to 150 .......................................... °C
......................................... -65 to 175 .......................................... °C
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