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The GBL206H is a single-phase bridge rectifier manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor Corporation, designed for general-purpose power conversion applications. It features a peak repetitive reverse voltage of 600 V and an average forward rectified current of 2 A. The device utilizes glass passivation for junction protection and operates within a junction temperature range of -55°C to 150°C. Key electrical characteristics include a maximum forward voltage drop of 1.1 V at 2 A and a reverse leakage current of 5 µA at 600 V. It is housed in a GBL (4-SIP) through-hole package and holds AEC-Q101 automotive qualification.
Verify the specific suffix 'H' against the manufacturer's official datasheet to confirm it denotes the correct tape-and-reel packaging variant rather than a different electrical specification. Ensure the procurement source provides valid traceability documentation required for automotive-grade components. Cross-reference the ordering number with the manufacturer's current catalog to avoid obsolete stock.
Select this component when a 600 V rating is required for single-phase rectification with a continuous current load of 2 A. The GBL package offers a compact footprint suitable for space-constrained PCB layouts compared to larger SIP packages. Consider the operating temperature range and thermal management requirements if the application involves high ambient temperatures or limited airflow.
This part belongs to the GBL series of bridge rectifiers from Taiwan Semiconductor, which includes variants with different voltage ratings such as GBL204H and GBL208H. The series is characterized by its standardized GBL package form factor, allowing for pin-compatible design flexibility across different voltage requirements within the same product family.
GBL206
The maximum forward voltage drop is 1.1 V at an average forward current of 2 A.
Yes, the GBL206H is qualified to the AEC-Q101 standard for automotive grade reliability.
The device uses glass passivation to protect the silicon junctions.