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The CD5820 is a silicon dioxide passivated Schottky barrier rectifier chip manufactured by Microchip Technology. It is designed for surface-mount applications with a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 20 V and an average forward current rating of 3 A. The device features a low forward voltage drop, typically 0.55 V at rated current, and a low leakage current of 0.1 mA. It is compatible with standard wire bonding and die attach techniques, excluding solder reflow processes.
Verify the specific datasheet version and compliance status directly with Microchip Technology or authorized distributors before procurement. Confirm that the application environment does not require solder reflow compatibility, as this component is explicitly incompatible with such processes. Ensure all technical specifications meet the design requirements for voltage, current, and thermal performance.
Select the CD5820 when a surface-mountable Schottky diode with a 20 V reverse voltage and 3 A current capacity is required. Consider its incompatibility with solder reflow when choosing assembly methods. Evaluate the low forward voltage characteristic for efficiency gains in low-voltage applications compared to standard PN junction diodes.
The CD5820 belongs to Microchip's discrete semiconductor portfolio, specifically within the Schottky diodes and rectifiers category. It serves as a bare die or chip component, intended for integration into custom packages or hybrid circuits rather than being sold as a standalone packaged device for direct PCB mounting without further processing.
No, the CD5820 is not compatible with solder reflow processes. It is suitable for wire bonding and die attach techniques only.
The maximum forward voltage is specified as 0.55 V.