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The GBU2510S-BP is a single-phase bridge rectifier manufactured by Micro Commercial Components (MCC). It features a glass passivated silicon chip junction and an epoxy casing rated UL 94 V-0. The device supports a maximum average rectified forward current of 25 A at a case temperature of 100°C, with a non-repetitive peak surge current capability of 300 A under standard half-sine wave conditions. It withstands a peak repetitive reverse voltage of 1000 V and a DC blocking voltage of 700 V. Electrical characteristics include a typical forward voltage drop of 1.0 V at 12.5 A and a maximum reverse leakage current of 100 µA at 125°C. The component operates within a junction temperature range of -55°C to +150°C.
Verify the authenticity of the GBU2510S-BP by purchasing exclusively from Micro Commercial Components or their authorized distributors. Counterfeit components are prevalent in the market; unauthorized sources do not provide warranty coverage or quality guarantees. Ensure the ordering suffix matches the required packaging configuration before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when a 25 A continuous current rating and 1000 V reverse voltage blocking capability are required. The GBU-4 package facilitates through-hole PCB mounting. Verify thermal management requirements, as the average forward current drops significantly without a heatsink. Confirm that the operating environment remains within the specified -55°C to +150°C junction temperature limits.
This part belongs to the GBU series of bridge rectifiers from Micro Commercial Components. The series utilizes a GBU-4 package designed for high-current applications. The 'BP' suffix indicates compliance with RoHS directives and signifies a lead-free finish. This specific model represents a standard 1000 V variant within the broader family of glass-passivated bridge rectifiers.
Direct replacements must match the 25 A current rating, 1000 V reverse voltage, and GBU-4 package dimensions. Verify that alternative manufacturers offer equivalent forward voltage and surge current specifications to ensure circuit compatibility.