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The KBJ408G is a single-phase standard recovery bridge rectifier manufactured by Diodes Incorporated. It provides an average rectified output current of 4.0 A and supports a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 800 V. The component features a forward voltage of 1.0 V at 2.0 A and a maximum leakage current of 5.0 µA at rated voltage. It withstands a peak forward surge current of 120 A for 8.3 ms. Operating temperatures range from -55°C to +150°C, with a typical thermal resistance of 5.5 °C/W. The device utilizes glass passivated die construction and is housed in a KBJ through-hole package.
Verify the specific ordering suffix 'G' corresponds to lead-free and RoHS compliant specifications as defined by Diodes Incorporated. Confirm that the tube packaging quantity matches the required production volume. Ensure the procurement channel is authorized to maintain warranty validity and traceability standards established by the manufacturer.
Select this component when an 800 V blocking capability is required alongside a 4.0 A continuous current rating. The KBJ package is suitable for through-hole mounting using #6 screws with a maximum torque of 5.0 in-lbs. Consider the 1.0 V forward voltage drop for thermal management calculations in low-voltage output applications.
This part belongs to the KBJ4005G–KBJ410G series, which shares identical mechanical dimensions and thermal characteristics across different voltage ratings. The series covers voltages from 50 V to 1000 V while maintaining a constant 4.0 A current capacity. The KBJ408G specifically addresses applications needing 800 V isolation.
Direct substitutes include other manufacturers' KBJ408 variants such as MCC KBJ408GL-BP or generic KBL408G equivalents, provided they match the 800 V, 4 A, and KBJ package constraints. Verify pinout compatibility and thermal resistance values before substitution.
The maximum RMS voltage is 560 V.
Polarity is molded directly onto the body of the component.
The typical junction capacitance is 40 pF, measured at 1.0 MHz and 4.0 V DC reverse voltage.