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The MURTA400120R is a silicon super fast recovery diode module featuring a heavy three tower package with an electrically isolated base plate. It provides a repetitive peak reverse voltage of 1200 V and an average forward current of 400 A per package. The device exhibits a maximum instantaneous forward voltage of 2.6 V at 200 A and a peak forward surge current capability of 3300 A per leg. Maximum reverse recovery time is 180 ns, with a junction-to-case thermal resistance of 0.35 °C/W. Operating temperatures range from -55°C to 150°C.
Verify the specific ordering suffix against the manufacturer's official documentation to confirm terminal configuration details. Ensure that the selected component matches the required voltage and current ratings for the intended application circuit. Confirm compliance with relevant environmental standards before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component based on its 1200 V blocking voltage and 400 A continuous current capacity. Consider the 0.35 °C/W thermal resistance for heatsink design requirements. Verify the reversed lead configuration associated with the 'R' suffix to ensure correct PCB footprint alignment during integration.
This component belongs to the MURTA400 series of silicon super fast recovery diodes manufactured by GeneSiC Semiconductor. The series includes variants ranging from 600 V to 1200 V reverse voltage. All modules share the same heavy three tower isolation package design, differing primarily in their voltage ratings and specific electrical characteristics.
Direct replacements must match the 1200 V rating, 400 A current capacity, and three tower isolated package dimensions. Verify pinout compatibility, particularly regarding the reversed leads indicated by the 'R' suffix, to ensure mechanical and electrical interchangeability without redesigning the host system.
The 'R' suffix indicates that the device has reversed leads compared to the standard configuration.
No, the module features an electrically isolated base plate.
The maximum thermal resistance from junction to case is 0.35 °C/W per leg.