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The SB3030FCT_T0_00001 is a Schottky barrier rectifier from the SB3020FCT series manufactured by Panjit International Inc. It features a maximum average forward current of 30 A and a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 30 V. The device utilizes an ITO-220AB full molded plastic case with solder-plated terminals. Electrical characteristics include a maximum forward voltage of 0.75 V at 15 A per leg, a typical thermal resistance of 1.5 °C/W, and an operating junction temperature range of -55 to +150 °C.
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Select this component for applications requiring a 30 A continuous current rating and a 30 V blocking voltage. Consider the 0.75 V forward voltage drop at rated load for efficiency calculations. Verify thermal management requirements based on the 1.5 °C/W junction-to-case thermal resistance and the specified derating curves for case temperatures exceeding 25 °C.
This component belongs to the SB3020FCT series, which includes variants ranging from 20 V to 60 V reverse voltage ratings while maintaining a constant 30 A forward current capability. The series is designed for general-purpose rectification in power supply and conversion circuits where low forward voltage drop and high reliability are critical performance factors.
Other members of the SB3020FCT series, such as the SB3020FCT or SB3040FCT, share identical mechanical dimensions and current ratings but differ in reverse voltage ratings. Substitution requires verifying that the alternative part's voltage rating meets or exceeds the circuit's maximum reverse voltage requirements.
The maximum non-repetitive surge current is 275 A, measured as an 8.3 ms single half sine-wave superimposed on the rated load.
The typical instantaneous forward characteristic curve shows that forward voltage decreases as junction temperature increases, with specific curves provided for 25°C, 75°C, and 100°C junction temperatures.
For capacitive loads, the datasheet specifies that the forward current must be derated by 20% compared to resistive or inductive loads.