4 MOSPEC $10C30 thru S10C60 Schottky Barrier Rectifiers SCHOTTKY BARRIER | RECTIFIERS Using the Schottky Barter principle with @ Molybdenum bar | metal, These state-of-the-art geometry features epitaxial 40 AMPERES ‘construction with oxide passivation and metal overlay contact. 30-60 VOLTS Ideally suited for low voltage, high frequency rectification, or ‘a free wheeling and polarty protection diodes. * Low Forward Voltag * Low Switching noise. * High Current Capacity * Guarantee Reverse Avalance. + Guard-Ring for Stress Protection * Low Power Loss & High efficiency. + 425°C Operating Junction Temperature * Low Stored Charge Majority Carrier Cnduction * Plastic Material used Carries Underwriters Laboratory Flammablity Classification 84V-0 70-2208 MAXIMUM RATINGS Characteristic ‘Symbol S106 Unit ie'a SAT 30 | 35 | 40 | 45 | 50 | 60 re © Peak Repeltve Reverse Voltage Vom : Working Peak Reverse Voltage mm | 30/35 [40 | 4550 ]o0] v || y sos DC Blocking Voltage we . RMS Reverse Voltage Vagus, | 21 (25 [28 [32 [95 [42 | V ° [Average Rectifier Forward Current | ryan 5 a J Total Device (Rated V,),7_=100°C 10 Peak Repetitive Forward Current Te a (Rate V_, Square Wave,20KHz ) 10 MILLMETERS IM Min [MAX INon-Repetitive Peak Surge Current | ay a (Surge applied at rate load condi- 135 a | 1468 | 1532 tions halfware, single phase,60Hz ) B | 978 | 10.42 & | sor | ‘ss2 [Operating and Storage Junction Ty. Tap °C D | 1306 | 1462 Temperature Range | = 85 to + 125 e | 357 | 407 F | 242 | 266 & | 132 | 136 H | 072 | oi 1 | 422 | 408 a | tte | 138 ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS x | 220 | 20" i t | 033 | oss Characteristic ‘Symbol S10C Unit wm | 238 | Dee 30 | 38 | 40 | 45 | 50 | 60 © | 370 | 390 Maximum Instantaneous Forward | V, vil, + Commen Cathod (p=5.0 Amp, Te = 25 °C) oss oss soca te Sate (1, 55.0 Amp, Te = 100 °C) 10-442 4 common Anode soe SR? Maximum Instantaneous Reverse le mA ' [Current i 20 Double (Rated DC Voltage, T. = 25°C) 5.0 sfx" D" (Rated DC Voltage, T. = 100 °C) 50$10C30 thru S$10C45 FIG FORWARD CURRENT DERATING CURVE FIG2 TYPICAL FORWARD CHARACTERISTICS s ERAGE FORMARO RECTED CURRENT (Ap) INSTANTANEOUS FORWARD CURRENT np) a er ) ws ‘Ase eaeRATURE (°C) FORWARD VOLTAGE (ts) FIG3 TYPICAL REVERSE CHARACTERISTICS FIG-4 TYPICAL JUNCTION CAPACITANCE 00 — g g LAUNCTION CAPHETANCE INSTANTANEOUS REVERSE CURRENT nA) . 0 a a PERCENT OF PE REVERSE VOLTAGES) FIG-5 PEAK FORWARD SURGE CURRENT w 0 NUMBER OF CYCLES AT SORES10C50 , S10C60 FIG-1 FORWARD CURRENT DERATING CURVE FIG-2 TYPICAL FORWARD CHARACTERISTICS D on i i i a” af g 2 | é 5 : e i case eerie) rorwero va.) FAG 3 TYPICAL REVERSE CHARACTERSTCS F164 TYPICAL JUNCTION GAPRCITANCE {JUNCTION cAPEETANCE |NSTANTANEOUS REVERSE CURRENT mA) rr . a) w PERCENT OF PEAK REVERSE VOLTAGES) REVERSE VOLTAGE te} FIG-6 PEAK FORWARD SURGE CURRENT FEAKFORMHRO SURGE CURRENT are) 8 0 ‘0 ober OF CYCLES AT SOME