CDBZ31060-HF Discrete Semiconductor Products

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The CDBZ31060-HF is a single rectifier diode used in various electronic configurations. This device is capable of blocking reverse voltage of up to 60 V and can handle continuous forward current of 3 A. It can be used in applications such as general purpose rectification, switch mode power supplies, electroplating and more.

Applications:

The CDBZ31060-HF is suitable for switching power supplies, transistors, free-wheeling diodes, inverter protection, photovoltaic systems, and more. It is also commonly used for the rectification of AC power in appliances, lighting systems, and medical equipment. The device is also used in electroplating, electrolytic capacitors, and battery charging circuits.

Design:

The device features a planar structure in which the P and N-type layers are interleaved on a single chip. The P-type layer contains two electrodes, while the N-type layer is equipped with a Schottky barrier gate. The dielectric is composed of a high temperature alumina compound and low temperature glass-fiber material that provides excellent thermal, electrical and mechanical properties. The package is RoHS compliant.

Working Principle:

The working principle of the CDBZ31060-HF is based on the rectification of an alternating current. When current passes through the device, it is rectified to a single direction of flow as the electrons move from one terminal to the other in a controlled manner, providing a steady and uniform output. The Schottky barrier gate prevents reverse voltage from passing through the device and damaging other components of the circuit.

Features:

• Low reverse leakage current
• High temperature stability
• High forward surge current
• High current handling capability
• Low turn-on voltage

Benefits:

• Reduced power losses
• Improved circuit performance and reliability
• Low power consumption
• Eliminates the need for a heatsink
• Reduced electromagnetic interference in the circuit

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