40DR12M Datasheet, PDF (2/6 Pages) Nell Semiconductor Co., Ltd – Glass Passivated Standard Recovery Diodes (Stud Version), 40A

SEMICONDUCTOR
40D(R)Series RRooHHSS
Nell High Power Products
FORWARD CONDUCTION
PARAMETER
Maximum average forward current
at case temperature
Maximum RMS forward current
Maximum peak, one-cycle forward,
non-reptitive surge current
Maximum l²t for fusing
Maximum l²√t for fusing
Maximum forward voltage drop
SYMBOL
I_F(AV)
I_F(RMS)
I_FSM
I²t
I²âˆšt
TEST CONDITIONS
180° conduction, half sine wave
t = 10ms _{No voltage}
t = 8.3ms reapplied
t = 10ms
t = 8.3ms
t = 10ms
t = 8.3ms
100%VRRM
reapplied
No voltage
reapplied
Sinusoidal half wave,
initial TJ = TJ maximum
t = 10ms _100%VRRM
t = 8.3ms ^reapplied
t = 0.1 to 10 ms, no voltage reapplied
40D(R)
02 TO 12 16
40
40
140
110
63
570
595
480
500
1625
1473
1150
1050
16250
V_FM
lpk = 125A, TJ = 25˚C, tp = 400µs rectangular wave 1.30
1.50
UNIT
A
ºC
A
A
A²s
A²âˆšs
V
FORWARD CONDUCTION
PARAMETER
SYMBOL
TEST CONDITIONS
Maximum junction operating and
storage temperature range
T_J
Maximum thermal resistace,
junction to case
R_thJC DC operation
Maximum thermal resistance
case to heatsink
Maximum allowable mounting torque
(+0% , -10%)
Approximate weight
Case style
Note
(1) Recommended for pass-through holes.
(2) Recommended for holed threaded heatsinks.
R_thCS
Mounting surface, smooth, flat and greased
Not lubricated thread ,tighting on nut ⁽¹⁾
Lubricated thread ,tighting on nut ⁽¹⁾
Not lubricated thread ,tighting on hexagon ⁽²⁾
Lubricated thread ,tighting on hexagon ⁽²⁾
See dimensions - link at the end of datasheet
40D(R)
02 TO 12 16
UNIT
- 65 to190 - 65 to160 ºC
0.95
K/W
0.25
3.4(30)
2.3(20)
N·m
(lbf · in)
4.2(37)
3.2(28)
15
0.53
N·m
(lbf · in)
g
oz.
DO-203AB (DO-5)
ΔRthJC CONDUCTION
CONDUCTION ANGEL SINUSOIDAL CONDUCTION
RECTANGULAR CONDUCTION
TEST CONDUCTIONS
180˚
0.14
120˚
0.16
90˚
0.21
60˚
0.30
30˚
1.50
0.10
0.17
0.22
0.31
0.50
TJ = TJ maximum
Note
• The table above shows the increment of thermal resistance RthJC when devices operate at different conduction angles than DC
UNITS
K/W
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