FR7001 Datasheet, PDF (1/2 Pages) First Components International – 70 Amp PLASTIC SILICON AUTOMOTIVE RECTIFIERS

Data Sheet
70 Amp PLASTIC SILICON
AUTOMOTIVE RECTIFIERS
Description
Features
n LOW COST
n HIGH SURGE CAPABILITY
n GLASS PASSIVATED DIE
Mechanical Dimensions
FR2500
.395
.395
FR2500S
.337
Leads 1.00 typ. .05 Dia.
.276
.242
.175
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
FR7001 . . . 7004 Series
Units
FR7001
100
70
100
FR7002
200
140
200
FR7003
300
210
300
FR7004
400
280
400
Volts
Volts
Volts
............................................. 70 ............................................... Amps
............................................. 800 ............................................... Amps
............................................. 1.02 ............................................... Volts
............................................. 2.0 ............................................... µAmps
............................................. 750 ............................................... µAmps
............................................. 500 ............................................... pF
............................................. 0.7 ............................................... °C / W
............................................. 3.0 ............................................... µS
......................................... -50 to 175 .......................................... °C
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