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The Vishay GBPC3502-E4/51 is a glass-passivated single-phase bridge rectifier in the GBPC35 series. It provides a maximum average forward rectified output current of 35 A and a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 200 V. The device features a peak forward surge current capability of 400 A for non-repetitive sine-wave pulses exceeding 1 ms. Electrical characteristics include a typical instantaneous forward drop of 1.1 V at 17.5 A and a maximum reverse DC current of 5 μA at rated blocking voltage. Operating junction and storage temperatures range from -55 °C to +150 °C.
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Select this component when an application requires a 35 A continuous current rating with a 200 V reverse voltage withstand capability. Consider the GBPC package dimensions and thermal resistance values if heatsinking is necessary for high ambient temperature environments. Verify that the 400 A surge rating meets the circuit's inrush current requirements during startup phases.
This part belongs to the Vishay GBPC35 series of single-phase bridge rectifiers. The series includes variants with different voltage ratings ranging from 50 V to 1000 V while maintaining the same 35 A current capacity. The GBPC3502 specifically denotes the 200 V version within this standardized product family.
Cross-reference with other manufacturers offering equivalent GBPC-style bridge rectifiers rated for 35 A and 200 V. Ensure pinout compatibility and physical footprint match the existing PCB layout. Verify that thermal performance characteristics meet the system's heat dissipation requirements.
The maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage (VRRM) is 200 V.
It can withstand a peak forward surge current of 400 A for non-repetitive sine-wave pulses lasting between 1 ms and 8.3 ms.
The typical instantaneous forward drop per diode is 1.1 V when tested at 17.5 A.