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The KBP208G-G is a single-phase glass-passivated bridge rectifier manufactured by Comchip Technology. It features an epoxy body compliant with UL flammability classification 94V-0 and utilizes glass passivation for junction protection against mechanical stress. The device is designed for printed circuit board mounting with high surge current capability. Key electrical specifications include a maximum average forward rectified current of 2.0 A at 75°C, a peak repetitive reverse voltage of 1000 V, and a non-repetitive peak forward surge current of 60 A for a half-sine wave at 60 Hz lasting 8.3 ms.
Verify the manufacturer marking on the component body to confirm it reads Comchip Technology or the designated logo. Ensure the part number matches KBP208G-G exactly. Check for physical damage to the leads and verify that the package integrity remains intact without cracks in the epoxy body before integration into production lines.
Select this component when a 2.0 A continuous current rating and 1000 V reverse voltage are required in a bridge rectifier configuration. Consider the KBP208G-G for applications prioritizing low forward voltage drop and high reliability in space-constrained PCB designs. Evaluate thermal management requirements based on the specified derating curve above 75°C ambient temperature.
This component belongs to the KBP series of bridge rectifiers from Comchip Technology. The series offers various voltage ratings while maintaining a consistent 2.0 A current capacity. The KBP208G-G specifically addresses high-voltage applications within this lineup, providing a standardized solution for industrial and commercial power electronics.
Compatible substitutes include Diodes Incorporated KBP2005G and Won-Top Electronics KBP208G. Verify pinout compatibility and ensure equivalent electrical ratings for current, voltage, and package dimensions before substitution.
The maximum operating junction temperature is 150°C.
Yes, the KBP208G-G is available in a lead-free (RoHS) compliant version, typically indicated by the 'G' suffix.
The maximum forward voltage drop is 1.1 V at a forward current of 2.0 A.