C3D02065E-TR

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Diodes, also known as rectifiers, are semiconductor devices that allow current to flow in one direction only. A single diode comprises two regions of semiconductor material, one containing a majority of electrons or “n-type” material, and a “p type” region containing a majority of positively charged holes. When a potential difference is applied across the two regions, a potential barrier is created that inhibits the flow of electric current.

C3D02065E-TR is a single diode rectifier with a peak repetitive reverse voltage of 200V and a forward average rectified current of 6.5A. This diode has a low thermal resistance with a junction to case thermal resistance of 4.3oC/W. This diode has double side cooling and a hermetic sealed features. The C3D02065E-TR has an affixed heat sink with epoxy. The package is a module type area with a rate of ignition 0.006SpF and a PQFN (Plastic Quad Flat No-Lead) package with copper push-through terminals and a copper base.

C3D02065E-TR can be used in various electronic devices in fields such as:

• Power supply
• Chargers
• Lighting
• Home appliances
• Automotive
• Power conversion
• Industrial control

The working principle of a single diode rectifier is simple. When voltage is applied across the two regions of the diode, the potential barrier created inhibits electric current flow. When the potential difference between the two regions is greater than the potential barrier, then current can pass through the diode. When the potential difference is less than the potential barrier, then current will not pass through the diode.

C3D02065E-TR is a single diode with a low thermal resistance and a wide range of applications. It is suitable for use in power conversion, industrial control, and other electronic devices. The working principle of C3D02065E-TR is the same as any other single diode rectifier. When the voltage is applied across the two regions of the diode, it will decide whether the current should flow or not.

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