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The CD214B-B360R is a Schottky Barrier Rectifier Chip Diode from the CD214B-B3xR series, manufactured by Bourns Inc. It features a maximum average forward current of 3 A and a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 60 V. The device operates within a junction temperature range of -55 °C to +125 °C and supports a peak forward surge current of 80 A. Electrical characteristics include a typical instantaneous forward voltage of 0.65 V at 3 A and a DC reverse current of up to 0.50 mA. The component utilizes a DO-214AA (SMB) compatible package.
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Select this component when a compact Schottky rectifier is needed for 60 V applications with a 3 A current rating. Consider the low forward voltage drop for improved efficiency in power conversion circuits. Evaluate the thermal resistance characteristics for heat dissipation needs. Verify package compatibility with existing PCB layouts. Compare performance metrics against alternative diodes if higher voltage or current ratings are required.
This component belongs to the CD214B-B3xR series of Schottky Barrier Rectifiers designed for portable communications, computing, and video equipment. The series offers various voltage options ranging from 20 V to 100 V while maintaining a consistent 3 A forward current capability. The devices are engineered to meet the demand for smaller electronic components in modern semiconductor designs.
Compatible substitutes within the same series include CD214B-B320R, CD214B-B340R, and CD214B-B3100R. These alternatives share identical physical dimensions and electrical current ratings but differ in their maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage specifications.