SBR100-10J

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Diodes - Rectifiers - Arrays category mainly includes the application, feature, specification and working principle of a SBR100-10J device. The SBR100-10J represents a highly efficient and fast-acting Schottky rectifier array and can be used in a variety of circuits and general-purpose applications.

Application

The SBR100-10J can be used in negative voltage regulator circuits, output rectification systems, charging circuits and battery back-up systems. It can also be used as an input rectification system or as a current switch. The SBR100-10J is also used in a variety of general-purpose applications such as motor control, sensing, converters, switch mode power supplies and other low-voltage and low-current applications.

Features

The SBR100-10J offers a range of features that help make it suitable for a wide range of applications. The device has a low forward voltage drop and a fast reverse recovery time. It also has a high surge current rating and a low thermal resistance.The SBR100-10J also has a high frequency capability, allowing it to be used for applications that require high-speed switching. It also offers a low output voltage drop and a high reverse voltage capability. Additionally, the SBR100-10J has a wide-operating temperature range, ranging from -50C to +125C.

Specification

The SBR100-10J has a reverse voltage of 100V and a forward voltage of 1.2 volts at a current rating of 10A. The power dissipation is rated at 1.2 watts with a thermal resistance of 7.5°C/W. The device has a peak surge current rating of 80A and a diode capacitance of 15pF. The switching time is rated at 80 nanoseconds.

Working Principle

The SBR100-10J is an array of Schottky diodes with a low forward voltage drop and a fast reverse recovery time. The device can be used as an input rectifier, a current switch, or an output rectifier. The SBR100-10J has a reverse voltage of 100V and a forward voltage of 1.2 volts at a current rating of 10A.When a voltage signal is applied to the anode of the diode, the diode will conduct current. When the signal is no longer applied, the diode will turn off and the current will stop flowing. The SBR100-10J also has a peak reverse voltage of 100V, which allows it to be used in applications requiring higher voltages.

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