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The S4KW2C-1N is a standard recovery high power rectifier manufactured by Semtech Corporation. It features a reverse voltage rating of 2 kV and an average forward current capability of 4 A. The device exhibits a maximum forward voltage drop of 4 V at rated current, with a peak repetitive reverse voltage of 2000 V. Reverse leakage current is specified at 2 uA under test conditions. The component supports a maximum surge current of 250 A and operates within a junction temperature range from -55°C to +150°C.
Verify the specific ordering suffix against official Semtech documentation to confirm pinout configuration and package variations. Confirm availability status directly with authorized distributors as lead times may vary. Ensure compliance with RoHS directives if required by your manufacturing standards. Validate that the 2 kV rating meets your circuit's peak inverse voltage requirements before finalizing procurement.
Select this component when a 2 kV reverse voltage rating and 4 A continuous current are required. Consider the 4 V forward voltage drop for thermal management calculations. Evaluate the 250 A surge capability against potential inrush currents in your specific application. Ensure the operating temperature range aligns with your system's environmental constraints.
This part belongs to the S4KWxC series of high power rectifiers from Semtech. The series includes variants with different voltage ratings such as 4 kV, 6 kV, and higher. These components are designed for robust performance in industrial and commercial power applications where reliability under high stress conditions is critical.
Consult the official datasheet for parametrically equivalent alternatives. Verify that any substitute matches the 2 kV reverse voltage, 4 A forward current, and similar forward voltage specifications. Ensure physical package compatibility and thermal characteristics align with your existing design.
The maximum forward voltage drop is 4 V at the rated forward current.
The peak repetitive reverse voltage is rated at 2000 V.
Yes, it can withstand a maximum non-repetitive surge current of 250 A.