8ETL06FP

Single Diodes Overview

The VS-8ETL06FP-N3 is a single dual cathode fast recovery rectifier from Vishay, utilizing FRED Pt technology. It features a 600 V maximum repetitive reverse voltage and an 8 A average forward current rating. The device exhibits a low forward voltage of 810 mV at 8 A and a reverse leakage current of 20 µA at 600 V. Packaged in a TO-220FP-2 (FullPAK) through-hole housing, it supports a junction temperature range of -65°C to +175°C.

Single Diodes Feature Summary

• Dual cathode configuration for bridge or center-tap applications
• FRED Pt technology ensures low switching losses and high efficiency
• High thermal performance with robust TO-220FP-2 packaging

Single Diodes Applications

• High-frequency AC/DC converters
• Free-wheeling diodes in PWM circuits
• Inverter and chopper circuits

Single Diodes Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix against the manufacturer datasheet to confirm pinout and electrical tolerances. Ensure the procurement channel provides original manufacturer documentation to validate RoHS compliance and authenticity. Cross-reference the full part number including environmental codes to avoid substitution errors.

Single Diodes Selection Notes

Select this component for designs requiring a single package solution for dual rectification paths. The dual cathode topology simplifies board layout compared to discrete single diodes. Verify that the 600 V rating exceeds the peak inverse voltage in the target circuit application.

Single Diodes Part Context

This component belongs to the Vishay FRED Pt series, designed for high-efficiency power conversion. The FullPAK package offers superior thermal dissipation compared to standard TO-220 variants. It serves as a specialized alternative to standard single-diode configurations in medium-power supply designs.

Single Diodes Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes include other Vishay dual cathode FRED Pt devices within the same voltage and current ratings. Verify pin compatibility and thermal resistance when replacing with generic equivalents.