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The MCC 1N5392-AP is a standard recovery rectifier diode in the 1N5391 through 1N5399 series, housed in a DO-15 axial leaded package. It features a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 100V and an average forward rectified current rating of 1.5A at 70°C ambient temperature. The device exhibits a maximum instantaneous forward voltage of 1.1V at 1.5A and a typical junction capacitance of 20pF measured at 1.0MHz with 4.0V reverse bias. It supports a peak forward surge current of 50A for an 8.3ms half-sine pulse. Operating temperatures range from -55°C to +150°C.
Verify the specific ordering suffix to confirm packaging type, as the AP suffix denotes ammo packing containing 3,000 pieces per box. Confirm compliance requirements such as halogen-free status if needed by checking for the additional HF suffix. Ensure procurement channels are authorized distributors to guarantee genuine parts with full traceability and adherence to MCC quality standards for handling and storage.
Select this component when a 100V reverse voltage rating and 1.5A continuous current capacity are required in a DO-15 through-hole package. Consider the thermal resistance of 26°C/W junction-to-lead for heat dissipation planning. Evaluate the 1.1V forward voltage drop against efficiency requirements. Verify that the 50A surge current capability aligns with the circuit's transient load conditions.
This part belongs to the 1N5391 through 1N5399 series of 1.5 Amp glass passivated rectifiers manufactured by Micro Commercial Components. The series covers reverse voltage ratings from 50V to 1000V, allowing designers to select appropriate voltage ratings while maintaining consistent current handling and package dimensions across the product line.
Cross-reference with other manufacturers offering 1N5392 equivalents in the DO-15 package. Verify matching electrical parameters including 100V reverse voltage, 1.5A forward current, and 1.1V forward voltage drop. Ensure physical dimensions and pinout compatibility for direct replacement in existing PCB layouts.