FEPB16DTHE3/81

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The FEPB16DTHE3/81 is a diode array in a SuperSOT package, suitable for a wide range of applications. It is comprised of two independent, identical, four-channel circuit blocks, each of which contains four diodes. It is specifically designed for low EMI applications, and its superior performance in this area makes it ideal for high-speed data systems such as modem, video, and digital audio.

The FEPB16DTHE3/81 offers the advantage of low static power consumption and low reverse leakage, with an operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C. The device features integrated protection against short-circuit and thermal overload, as well as improved reliability and long lifetimes. The FEPB16DTHE3/81 also features built-in ESD protection. The device is available in a variety of packages, including SOT, MicroPak, and MiniPak.

The primary application of the FEPB16DTHE3/81 is for data systems. The diodes in each circuit block employ Schottky construction, which helps reduce power loss and improve signal transmission. The four-channel circuit blocks provide enhanced noise isolation when used to protect sensitive digital data lines. The diodes also help suppress crosstalk between multiple data lines, and can be used to reduce EMI interference in high-speed applications. In addition, the device is capable of providing high surge current for power-up and power-down operations.

The FEPB16DTHE3/81 utilizes a unique design that helps to reduce on-state voltage drop while increasing system efficiency. The device features a low forward voltage drop, and its wide operating temperature range enables it to be used in a variety of applications, including automotive, industrial, and military applications.

The working principle of the FEPB16DTHE3/81 revolves around the diode array. Each diode array contains four diodes, and each diode is connected in series with a common anode and a common cathode. When a current flows through one of the diodes, the opposite voltage is generated at the other end. This voltage is then used to drive the next diode, and so on. This technique is known as constructive and destructive interference, and is commonly used to block unwanted signals and reduce crosstalk.

The FEPB16DTHE3/81 provides a cost-effective solution for data systems that require low EMI and fast switching response time. Its wide operating temperature range, low static power consumption, and built-in ESD protection make it a great choice for many applications. This device is versatile and reliable, and perfect for applications such as modems, video, and digital audio.

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