SB250TA

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Diodes - Rectifiers - Single

The SB250TA is a single-phase, high-performance diode rectifier with a high surge current capability, great for use in telecom power supplies and other applications. Although its ratings make it suitable for use in many general applications, its robust design makes it particularly suited for use in telecom and audio applications.

The SB250TA is a fast, high power silicon rectifier in a metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) substrate that offers a fast response time and a low reverse recovery time. It also has a low forward voltage drop, low forward voltage recovery delay time, and low junction-to-case thermal resistance.

The SB250TA is designed to be mounted in standard and popular footprints, such as TO-220F, as a through-hole device, making it simple and easy to install. It can be used as a low-cost reverse polarity protection alternative to a diode-bridge network, and its fast turn-on and high capability for surge currents make it ideal for high speed and high-power circuits. Its wide range of surface-mountable alternatives also makes it easily adaptable for use in sensitive circuits, such as the telecom, instrumentation, and audio applications.

The SB250TA provides a reverse voltage protection of up to 50V. It also has a fast reverse recovery time, which allows for faster and more efficient operation in many power demands, such as automotive and consumer devices.

It also offers a wide range of package footprint options, making it easy to use in a variety of applications. Its fast turn-on, low forward voltage drop, and low junction-to-case thermal resistance allows the SB250TA to provide improved power density in applications where space is limited.

In order to ensure reliable performance, the SB250TA should always be operated within its recommended ratings. As with all diodes, caution should be taken when reverse bias is applied, as this can result in the device to unlock its capacitance and, in some cases, cause permanent damage.

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