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CN240650 is listed in the Diode Arrays range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Powerex Inc.. Its product description is DIODE MODULE GP 600V 50A MODULE. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Powerex CN240650 is a fast recovery dual diode module featuring isolated mounting for common heatsink integration. It provides a peak reverse blocking voltage of 600 Volts and an average DC output current rating of 50 Amperes at a case temperature of 105°C. The device utilizes planar chips to achieve a maximum on-state voltage of 1.5 Volts at 50A. Electrical characteristics include a reverse recovery time of 0.8 ms and a thermal resistance from junction to case of 0.6 °C/Watt per module.
Verify the specific part number against official Powerex documentation to confirm electrical ratings and pinout compatibility. Ensure that the selected module meets the required voltage and current specifications for the intended application. Confirm isolation voltage requirements and thermal management capabilities before procurement.
Select this component based on its 600V blocking capability and 50A continuous current rating. Consider the thermal resistance values for heatsink sizing and verify the operating temperature range limits. Evaluate the reverse recovery characteristics for high-frequency performance requirements in the target circuit design.
This module belongs to the CN24_ _50 series, which includes variants with different voltage ratings such as the CN241250. The series is designed for applications requiring robust fast recovery dual diodes with isolated packaging options for efficient thermal management in power electronics systems.
Compatible substitutes within the same family include CD240650 (Common Diode) and CC240650 (Common Cathode). Verify pinout configurations and electrical parameters when substituting to ensure circuit compatibility.
The peak reverse blocking voltage (VRRM) for the CN240650 is 600 Volts.
The reverse recovery time (trr) is 0.8 ms when tested at IFM = 50A, Tj = 150°C, and di/dt = -100A/ms.
The CN240650 is a Common Anode Dual Diode Module.
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