High Current Schottky Rectifier JSCJ SBDF4045TCTB with Peak Reverse Voltage 45V and Low Forward Drop
Key Attributes
Model Number:
SBDF4045TCTB
Product Custom Attributes
Non-Repetitive Peak Forward Surge Current:
250A
Reverse Leakage Current (Ir):
80uA@45V
Voltage - DC Reverse (Vr) (Max):
45V
Diode Configuration:
1 Pair Common Cathode
Voltage - Forward(Vf@If):
470mV@20A
Current - Rectified:
40A
Mfr. Part #:
SBDF4045TCTB
Package:
TO-220F
Product Description
Product Overview
The SBD4045TCTB and SBDF4045TCTB are Schottky Barrier Rectifiers designed for low power loss and high efficiency. They offer high current capability and a low forward voltage drop, making them suitable for various power applications. The devices feature guard ring die construction for transient protection.
Product Attributes
- Brand: JIANGSU CHANGJING ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD
- Product Codes: SBD4045TCTB, SBDF4045TCTB
- Marking: 4045TCTB XXXX (SBD), F4045TCTB (SBD F)
- Material: Plastic-Encapsulate Diodes
- Color: Solid dot = Green molding compound device (if none, the normal device)
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Symbol | Test conditions | SBD4045TCTB | SBDF4045TCTB | Unit |
| Peak repetitive reverse voltage | VRRM | 45 | 45 | V | |
| Working peak reverse voltage | VRWM | 45 | 45 | V | |
| DC blocking voltage | VR | 45 | 45 | V | |
| RMS reverse voltage | VR(RMS) | 31.5 | 31.5 | V | |
| Average rectified output current | IO | 40 (2x20) | 40 (2x20) | A | |
| Non-Repetitive peak forward surge current (8.3ms half sine wave) | IFSM | 250 | 250 | A | |
| Thermal resistance from junction to ambient | RJA | Tj =25 | 2.0 | /W | |
| Tj =125 | 2.0 | ||||
| Tj =25 | |||||
| Tj =125 | |||||
| Tj =25 | |||||
| Tj =125 | |||||
| Thermal resistance from junction to case | RJc | Tc=25 | 0.47 | /W | |
| 0.52 | |||||
| Junction temperature | Tj | 150 | 150 | ||
| Storage temperature | Tstg | -55~+150 | -55~+150 | ||
| Reverse voltage | V(BR) | IR=1mA | 45 | 45 | V |
| Reverse current | IR | VR=45V, Tj=25 | uA | ||
| VR=45V, Tj=125 | |||||
| Forward voltage | VF | IF=10A, Tj=25 | 0.41 | V | |
| IF=10A, Tj=125 | 0.31 | ||||
| IF=20A, Tj=25 | 0.5 | ||||
| IF=20A, Tj=125 | 0.4 | ||||
| VF(typ) @Tj=125 | 0.40 | ||||
| Total Capacitance | CTOT | f = 1 MHz, Tj = 25 | pF | ||
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