BAS70BRW-TP

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BAS70BRW-TP diodes are high efficiency rectifier arrays that offer superior electrical performance for high power applications. These devices are robust and reliable for extended life and can be used in industrial, medical, and automotive applications.

The BAS70BRW-TP array includes a series of diodes connected in parallel to form a single device. The diodes are connected in such a way that the forward current flow is in the same direction and no reverse current is allowed. The array’s voltage capability is typically 50V, and the device is designed to operate at a temperature range of -55°C to +125°C.

The device offers a variety of operating characteristics, such as low forward voltage, low reverse current, fast switching, and high power efficiency. It also comes with an integrated thermally-enhanced package that combines a metal shield and a polycarbonate substrate to reduce thermal stress and improve reliability.

The BAS70BRW-TP is designed to provide superior electrical performance in high power applications, such as driving high current loads. Its low forward voltage and high power efficiency make it suitable for driving power hungry applications. In addition, the device’s fast switching characteristics enable it to respond quickly to changes in load conditions.

The device can be used in a wide range of applications, including power supplies, battery charging systems, motor control systems, and solar panel inverters. It can also be used in portable medical equipment, automotive applications, and communication systems.

The BAS70BRW-TP array is a reliable and reliable device for high power applications. It provides excellent electrical performance and offers fast switching and high power efficiency. This device is designed to operate in a range of temperatures, making it suitable for use in various industrial, medical, and automotive applications.

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