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GBJ2008-BP is listed in the Bridge Rectifier range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists MCC (Micro Commercial Components). Its product description is BRIDGE RECT 1PHASE 800V 20A GBJ. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The GBJ2008-BP is a silicon bridge rectifier diode manufactured by Micro Commercial Components. It belongs to the GBJ35005 through GBJ3510 series, which are rated for 35 Amperes of average forward rectified current and maximum repetitive peak reverse voltages ranging from 50 Volts to 1000 Volts. The specific GBJ2008 variant provides an 800 Volt reverse voltage rating. The component utilizes glass passivation for junction protection and features a molded plastic case with UL flammability classification 94V-0. It is designed for printed circuit board mounting and operates within a temperature range of -55°C to +150°C.
Verify that the ordering suffix 'BP' confirms RoHS compliance and lead-free finish as specified by the manufacturer. Ensure the part number corresponds to the 800V rating within the GBJ35005-GBJ3510 series documentation. Confirm the package type matches the required PCB footprint before procurement.
Select this component when an 800V reverse voltage rating is required alongside a 35A continuous current capacity. The wide operating temperature range supports applications in harsh environments. Verify that the low forward voltage drop characteristics align with the system's thermal management requirements.
This device is part of the GBJ35005 through GBJ3510 family produced by Micro Commercial Components. The series covers voltage ratings from 50V to 1000V while maintaining a consistent 35A current rating and physical package dimensions. The GBJ2008-BP specifically addresses the 800V segment of this standardized product line.
Cross-reference with other GBJ series bridge rectifiers from different manufacturers that share identical pinouts, current ratings, and voltage specifications. Ensure any substitute maintains the same glass passivation technology and thermal performance limits.
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