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The KBP203G C2G is a glass-passivated bridge rectifier from Taiwan Semiconductor, rated for a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 200 V and a maximum average forward rectified current of 2 A. It features a peak forward surge current capability of 60 A under an 8.3 ms single half-sine-wave condition. The device operates within a junction temperature range of -55 to +150 °C and exhibits a maximum instantaneous forward voltage of 1.2 V at 2 A. Electrical characteristics include a maximum DC reverse current of 10 μA at 25 °C and 500 μA at 125 °C when subjected to the rated DC blocking voltage.
Verify the specific ordering suffix C2G against official datasheets to confirm packing code and green compound specifications. Ensure compatibility with JESD 201 class 1A whisker test requirements if applicable to your design constraints. Cross-reference the UL recognition file number for safety compliance in end-use equipment.
Select this component when a 200 V reverse voltage rating and 2 A continuous forward current are required. Consider the thermal resistance values and derating curves for ambient temperature conditions exceeding 25 °C. Evaluate the physical dimensions and polarity markings to ensure proper footprint alignment on the target printed circuit board layout.
This part belongs to the KBP201G through KBP207G series of glass-passivated bridge rectifiers manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor. The series offers varying reverse voltage ratings from 50 V to 1000 V while maintaining a consistent 2 A forward current capacity across all variants.
Direct substitutes must match the 2 A current rating and 200 V reverse voltage specification. Verify that alternative components share the KBP package outline dimensions and pinout configuration to ensure mechanical interchangeability without PCB redesign.
The maximum RMS voltage rating for the KBP203G is 140 V.
Yes, the 'G' suffix indicates the use of a green compound and confirms the component is halogen-free according to IEC 61249-2-21 definitions.
The typical junction capacitance is measured at a frequency of 1.0 MHz with a signal of 50 mVp-p, as shown in the typical characteristics curve.