SBG1030CT-T-F

Diode Arrays Overview

The SBG1030CT-T-F is a surface mount Schottky barrier rectifier manufactured by Diodes Incorporated. It features a D2PAK case and operates with a peak repetitive reverse voltage of 30V. The device supports an average rectified output current of 10A at a case temperature of 95°C, with a non-repetitive peak forward surge current rating of 125A. Forward voltage per element is 0.55V at 5.0A, while typical total capacitance is 275pF. Thermal resistance junction to case is 3.0°C/W, and the operating temperature range spans from -65°C to +125°C.

Diode Arrays Feature Summary

• Guard ring die construction for transient protection
• High surge capability rated to 125A peak
• Low power loss and high efficiency design

Diode Arrays Applications

• Low voltage, high frequency inverters
• Free wheeling circuits
• Polarity protection applications

Diode Arrays Procurement Notes

Verify component authenticity through authorized channels. Confirm RoHS compliance status as specified in datasheet notes. Check for end-of-life or not recommended for new design status before procurement planning. Ensure packaging matches tape and reel specifications.

Diode Arrays Selection Notes

Evaluate thermal management requirements based on 3.0°C/W junction-to-case resistance. Consider derating curves for ambient temperatures exceeding standard ratings. Verify compatibility with low voltage high frequency inverter topologies. Assess surge current handling capabilities against circuit transient profiles.

Diode Arrays Part Context

This component belongs to the SBG1030CT-SBG1045CT series of 16A surface mount Schottky barrier rectifiers. All variants share identical physical dimensions and electrical characteristics except for their maximum reverse voltage ratings. The series utilizes D2PAK packaging for automated assembly processes.

Diode Arrays Replacement Considerations

SBG1035CT-T-F, SBG1040CT-T-F, SBG1045CT-T-F

Diode Arrays FAQ

What is the maximum non-repetitive peak forward surge current?

The SBG1030CT-T-F supports a non-repetitive peak forward surge current of 125A for an 8.3ms single half sine-wave superimposed on rated load.

How does the forward voltage drop vary with temperature?

Forward voltage characteristics are measured at specific junction temperatures, typically showing lower voltage drops at elevated temperatures like 125°C compared to 25°C.