SEARCH
— IC芯片 | 连接器 | 传感器 | 被动器件 —
The Comchip Technology GBU606-G is a single-phase bridge rectifier utilizing silicon technology. It features a GBU-4 through-hole package with solder pin termination. The device supports an average forward current of 6 A and a peak repetitive reverse voltage of 600 V. Key electrical parameters include a maximum forward voltage of 1 V, a peak non-repetitive forward surge current of 175 A, and a maximum reverse current of 10 uA. It operates within a temperature range of -55°C to +150°C. Physical dimensions are 22.2 mm in length, 3.53 mm in width, and 19.1 mm in height.
Verify the manufacturer part number GBU606-G against official Comchip Technology documentation to ensure authenticity. Confirm RoHS compliance status via the specific datasheet provided by the supplier. Check for any suffix variations that may indicate different packaging or environmental certifications. Ensure the component matches the required GBU-4 package dimensions for PCB layout compatibility.
Select this component when a 6 A continuous current rating and 600 V reverse voltage capability are required for through-hole applications. Compare the 1 V forward voltage drop against system efficiency requirements. Verify that the 175 A surge current rating exceeds the expected inrush currents in the target circuit design. Ensure the operating temperature range meets the environmental conditions of the final assembly.
The GBU606-G belongs to the GBU series of single-phase bridge rectifiers manufactured by Comchip Technology. This series utilizes a standard GBU-4 plastic package designed for high-current applications. The '6' in the model number typically denotes the 6 Ampere current rating, while '06' indicates the 600 Volt voltage rating. It is part of a broader family of bridge rectifiers offering various current and voltage combinations.
GBU606-G from HY Electronic Corp shares identical electrical specifications including 6 A current, 600 V voltage, and GBU package. GBU606C2G from Taiwan Semiconductor is listed as a potential substitute in cross-reference databases.