MBR2X160A200

Diode Arrays Overview

The GeneSiC Semiconductor MBR2X160A200 is a silicon Schottky rectifier module housed in an electrically isolated SOT-227 package. It features a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 200 V and supports an average forward current of 320 A per package. The device offers high surge capability with a peak forward surge current of 2000 A per leg. Key electrical characteristics include a maximum instantaneous forward voltage of 0.92 V at 160 A and 150 °C, and a maximum thermal resistance junction-to-case of 0.30 °C/W per leg. Operating temperatures range from -40 to 150 °C.

Diode Arrays Feature Summary

• High surge current capability for robust transient handling
• Electrically isolated base plate design for safety
• Low forward voltage drop for improved efficiency

Diode Arrays Applications

• DC power supply circuits
• Free-wheeling rectification in motor drives
• Inverter bridge configurations

Diode Arrays Procurement Notes

Verify the specific datasheet version and manufacturer documentation before integration. Confirm that the SOT-227 package dimensions match your mechanical constraints. Ensure thermal management solutions accommodate the specified junction-to-case thermal resistance values under actual operating conditions.

Diode Arrays Selection Notes

Select this component when applications require high current density within a compact isolated footprint. The 200 V rating suits low-voltage DC systems. Evaluate thermal performance against the 0.30 °C/W junction-to-case resistance to ensure reliable operation within the 150 °C maximum junction temperature limit.

Diode Arrays Part Context

This module belongs to the MBR2X series of high-current Schottky rectifiers designed for industrial power conversion. The SOT-227 isolation type provides enhanced electrical safety compared to non-isolated alternatives. It serves as a discrete solution for replacing multiple parallel diodes in high-amperage applications.

Diode Arrays Replacement Considerations

Cross-reference pinouts and thermal resistance values carefully. Verify that substitute modules support the required 320 A average forward current and 200 V blocking voltage without compromising isolation integrity.