SDT10A100P5-13

Single Diodes Overview

The SDT10A100P5-13 is a trench Schottky barrier rectifier manufactured by Diodes Incorporated. It features a 100 V repetitive reverse voltage and a 10 A average rectified output current. The device exhibits a maximum forward voltage drop of 0.68 V at 25°C and 0.64 V at 125°C, with a maximum leakage current of 100 µA at 25°C and 20 mA at 125°C. Packaged in the PowerDI5 case, it supports an operating junction temperature range from -55°C to +150°C.

Single Diodes Feature Summary

• Low forward voltage drop for improved efficiency
• Excellent high-temperature stability with soft, fast switching capability
• Operates up to a +150°C junction temperature

Single Diodes Applications

• DC-DC Converters
• AC-DC Adaptors

Single Diodes Procurement Notes

Verify the specific ordering suffix against official documentation to confirm packaging details. The suffix indicates reel size and tape width specifications required for automated assembly processes. Confirm compliance with RoHS directives and halogen-free status requirements before finalizing procurement orders.

Single Diodes Selection Notes

Select this component when low forward voltage and high-temperature stability are critical design parameters. The PowerDI5 package provides a compact footprint suitable for space-constrained applications. Ensure thermal management aligns with the specified thermal resistance values for the intended PCB material.

Single Diodes Part Context

This part belongs to the SDT10A100P5 series of trench Schottky barrier rectifiers. It utilizes advanced trench technology to achieve superior electrical performance compared to standard planar devices. The series is designed for high-efficiency power conversion applications requiring robust thermal characteristics.

Single Diodes Replacement Considerations

SDT10A100P5-7D

Single Diodes FAQ

What is the typical thermal resistance junction-to-case value?

The typical thermal resistance junction-to-case is 9 °C/W on a 1*MRP FR-4 PC board and 3 °C/W on a 2-inch by 2-inch aluminum board.

How does the leakage current change with temperature?

The maximum leakage current increases significantly with temperature, rising from 100 µA at 25°C to 20 mA at 125°C under rated reverse voltage conditions.