FR5001 Datasheet, PDF (1/2 Pages) First Components International – 50 Amp PLASTIC SILICON AUTOMOTIVE RECTIFIERS

Data Sheet
Description
50 Amp PLASTIC SILICON
AUTOMOTIVE RECTIFIERS
Mechanical Dimensions
FR2500
.395
.395
FR2500S
.337
Features
n LOW COST
n HIGH SURGE CAPABILITY
n DIFFUSED JUNCTION
.276
.242
.175 _{Leads 1.00 typ. .05 Dia.}
n LOW LEAKAGE CURRENT
n HIGH TEMPERATURE CAPABILITY
n MEETS UL SPECIFICATION 94V-0
Electrical Characteristics @ 25^oC.
Maximum Ratings
Peak Repetitive Reverse Voltage...V_RRM
RMS Reverse Voltage...V_R(rms)
DC Blocking Voltage...V_DC
Average Forward Rectified Current...I_F(av)
Single Phase Resistive Load, 60 HZ, T_C = 150°C
Non-Repetitive Peak Forward Surge Current...I_FSM
Surge Supplied @ Rated Load Conditions,
½ Sine Wave, Single Phase, 60 HZ
Forward Voltage @ 80A...V_F (Note 4)
DC Reverse Current...I_R
@ Rated DC Blocking Voltage, 150°C
Typical Junction Capacitance...C_J (Note 1)
Typical Thermal Resistance...R_θJC (Note 2)
Typical Reverse Recovery Time...t_RR
Operating & Storage Temperature Range...T_J, T_STRG
FR5001 . . . 5004 Series
FR5001
100
70
100
FR5002
200
140
200
FR5003
300
210
300
FR5004
400
280
400
Units
Volts
Volts
Volts
............................................. 50 ............................................... Amps
............................................. 600 ............................................... ^Amps
............................................. 1.06 ............................................... ^Volts
............................................. 2.0 ............................................... ^µAmps
............................................. 500 ............................................... ^µAmps
............................................. 300 ............................................... ^pF
............................................. 0.8 ............................................... ^{°C / W}
............................................. 3.0 ............................................... ^µS
......................................... -50 to 175 ........................................... ^°C
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