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MBR10150CTHC0G

  • Description:DIODE ARR SCHOT 150V 10A TO220AB
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MBR10150CTHC0G is listed in the Diode Arrays range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Taiwan Semiconductor Corporation. Its product description is DIODE ARR SCHOT 150V 10A TO220AB. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.

Diode Arrays specifications for MBR10150CTHC0G

  • Description:DIODE ARR SCHOT 150V 10A TO220AB
  • Series:-
  • Mfr:Taiwan Semiconductor Corporation
  • Package:Tube
  • Diode Configuration:1 Pair Common Cathode
  • Technology:Schottky
  • Voltage - DC Reverse (Vr) (Max):150 V
  • Current - Average Rectified (Io) (per Diode):10A
  • Voltage - Forward (Vf) (Max) @ If:900 mV @ 10 A
  • Speed:Fast Recovery =< 500ns, > 200mA (Io)
  • Reverse Recovery Time (trr):-
  • Current - Reverse Leakage @ Vr:100 µA @ 150 V
  • Operating Temperature - Junction:-55°C ~ 150°C
  • Mounting Type:Through Hole
  • Package / Case:TO-220-3
  • Supplier Device Package:TO-220AB
  • Grade:Automotive
  • Qualification:AEC-Q101

Diode Arrays datasheet and documents for MBR10150CTHC0G

MBR10150CTHC0G

Diode Arrays Overview

The MBR10150CTHC0G is a Schottky barrier rectifier from the Taiwan Semiconductor MBR1035CT series, housed in a TO-220AB package. It features dual dies in a common cathode configuration with a maximum average forward current of 10 A and a repetitive peak reverse voltage of 150 V. The device supports a surge peak forward current of 120 A and operates at junction temperatures up to 150 °C. Electrical characteristics include a typical forward voltage of 0.88 V at 10 A and 25 °C, with a maximum reverse current of 5 mA at 125 °C.

Diode Arrays Feature Summary

  • AEC-Q101 qualified for automotive reliability
  • Guard ring structure provides overvoltage protection
  • Low power loss and high efficiency operation
  • High surge current capability

Diode Arrays Applications

  • Switching mode power supplies (SMPS)
  • Adapters
  • DC to DC converters

Diode Arrays Procurement Notes

Verify that the specific suffix 'HC0G' aligns with the manufacturer's standard ordering codes for the MBR10xCTH series, where 'H' denotes AEC-Q101 qualification. Confirm packaging details such as tube quantities against official distributor listings. Ensure compliance with halogen-free requirements per IEC 61249-2-21 and UL 94V-0 flammability ratings during procurement.

Diode Arrays Selection Notes

Select this component for applications requiring 150 V reverse blocking capability within the 10 A Schottky series. The AEC-Q101 qualification makes it suitable for automotive environments. Consider the thermal resistance of 1.5 °C/W and the TO-220AB package for heat dissipation needs. Compare forward voltage drops against other voltage variants in the series to optimize efficiency for specific load conditions.

Diode Arrays Part Context

This part belongs to the MBR1035CT through MBR10200CT series by Taiwan Semiconductor. The series offers voltage ratings ranging from 35 V to 200 V while maintaining a consistent 10 A current rating. The 'H' suffix indicates AEC-Q101 qualification, distinguishing it from standard industrial versions. All variants share identical mechanical dimensions and thermal characteristics.

Diode Arrays Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes within the same series include MBR10100CTH and MBR10200CTH, provided the voltage rating meets circuit requirements. Cross-manufacturer equivalents must match the 10 A current, 150 V reverse voltage, and TO-220AB package constraints.

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