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FYPF2004DNTU

  • Description:DIODE ARR SCHOT 40V 20A TO220F3
  • Series:-

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FYPF2004DNTU is listed in the Diode Arrays range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists onsemi. Its product description is DIODE ARR SCHOT 40V 20A TO220F3. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.

Diode Arrays specifications for FYPF2004DNTU

  • Description:DIODE ARR SCHOT 40V 20A TO220F3
  • Series:-
  • Mfr:onsemi
  • Package:Tube
  • Diode Configuration:1 Pair Common Cathode
  • Technology:Schottky
  • Voltage - DC Reverse (Vr) (Max):40 V
  • Current - Average Rectified (Io) (per Diode):20A
  • Voltage - Forward (Vf) (Max) @ If:670 mV @ 20 A
  • Speed:Fast Recovery =< 500ns, > 200mA (Io)
  • Reverse Recovery Time (trr):-
  • Current - Reverse Leakage @ Vr:1 mA @ 40 V
  • Operating Temperature - Junction:-40°C ~ 150°C
  • Mounting Type:Through Hole
  • Package / Case:TO-220-3 Full Pack
  • Supplier Device Package:TO-220F-3
  • Grade:-
  • Qualification:-

Diode Arrays datasheet and documents for FYPF2004DNTU

FYPF2004DNTU

Diode Arrays Overview

The onsemi FYPF2004DNTU is a Schottky barrier rectifier housed in a TO-220F package. It features a dual anode common cathode configuration with two silicon diodes. The device supports a maximum average rectified current of 20 A at a case temperature of 115°C and a maximum repetitive reverse voltage of 40 V. Key electrical parameters include a maximum forward surge current of 150 A per diode, a maximum junction-to-case thermal resistance of 3.5 °C/W, and a maximum instantaneous reverse current of 80 mA at 125°C.

Diode Arrays Feature Summary

  • Low forward voltage drop for improved efficiency
  • High frequency properties and fast switching speed
  • Guard ring structure provides over-voltage protection

Diode Arrays Applications

  • Switched mode power supplies
  • Freewheeling diodes

Diode Arrays Procurement Notes

Verify the specific ordering suffix to confirm the exact packaging format, as variations exist within the product family. Confirm that the component meets all applicable RoHS and REACH regulatory requirements for your target market before finalizing procurement. Ensure the supplier source is authorized to guarantee authenticity and traceability.

Diode Arrays Selection Notes

Select this component when designing circuits requiring low forward voltage drop and high switching speeds. Verify that the operating case temperature remains within limits to sustain the 20 A average current rating. Consider the 40 V reverse voltage rating relative to peak circuit voltages and ensure adequate thermal management for the TO-220F package.

Diode Arrays Part Context

This part belongs to the FYPF2004DN series of Schottky barrier rectifiers from onsemi. It utilizes a TO-220F through-hole package designed for robust mounting. The device integrates two independent diodes sharing a common cathode terminal, suitable for applications requiring dual polarity or bridge configurations.

Diode Arrays Replacement Considerations

Consult official cross-reference lists for verified substitutes. Ensure any replacement maintains the same pinout, voltage ratings, and thermal characteristics.

Diode Arrays FAQ

What is the maximum repetitive reverse voltage?

The maximum repetitive reverse voltage (VRRM) is 40 V.

How many diodes are contained in this package?

The package contains two diodes configured as a dual anode common cathode array.

What is the maximum forward surge current?

The maximum forward surge current (IFSM) is 150 A per diode for a 60 Hz single half-sine wave.

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