BAS70-06-7-F

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The BAS70-06-7-F device is a small, surface-mount Schottky rectifier array consisting of seven single-diode elements.

The array has a low forward voltage drop, tight tolerance on dynamic resistance and a wide operating temperature range, making it suitable for a variety of applications.The device is designed for applications such as power supplies, battery chargers and other power electronics.

The BAS70-06-7-F array is composed of seven individual Schottky diodes connected together in a single package. Each diode consists of an anode and a cathode which are connected to corresponding external pins.Each diode junction is optimized by a special Schottky barrier design which prevents the reverse leakage current and minimizes the forward voltage drop.

The device’s operating principles are simple. When the external voltage is applied to the anode, current flows through the diode junction and charges the output to a positive voltage. When the external voltage is reversed, the current flows in the opposite direction and prevents the charge from entering the output. This prevents any reverse-current flow and allows the device to protect itself from damage.

The BAS70-06-7-F array offers several advantages. It provides protection against overcurrent, overvoltage and reverse current. Furthermore, the device is fabricated on a small substrate, enabling it to occupy minimal space on any printed circuit board. Moreover, the device is offered in a wide range of package options to suit the customer’s needs.

In short, the BAS70-06-7-F is an ideal solution for a variety of power management applications, offering exceptional performance and reliability. With its low forward voltage drop, tight tolerance on dynamic resistance, and wide operating temperature range, it is the perfect choice for a variety of applications.

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