SRS1650HMNG

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Diodes are electrical components used to control and transfer current. Rectifiers are diodes used to convert alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). Diode arrays are rectifiers used to regulate, switch and control current. The robust SRS1650HMNG diode array from Littelfuse Inc. is an advanced technology component that, when used in the right application, offers reliable performance and improved protection for devices.

The SRS1650HMNG is a high reliability, surface-mountable BGA-style diode array. The package includes 16 50 V Schottky diode terminals which can be integrated with a direct-mount resistor network or shunt actuators. This diode array is designed to deliver cost-effective, reliable power switching and provide various features. It features a wide dynamic protected range of 4.1 to 18 V, with a maximum forward voltage of 0.8V. The package is rated for a maximum current of 1.2A and has an insulated construction to suppress noise and resist heat ranges of up to 110℃ in severe conditions.

A diode array\'s applications can include switch mode power supplies, dc-dc converters, battery chargers and point-of-load protections. These applications often take advantage of the SRS1650HMNG\'s high surge capability and large dynamic protected range. In addition, due to the small size of the BGA package, the SRS1650HMNG can be mounted in space-constrained areas for high density electronic devices.

The SRS1650HMNG\'s working principle is based on the operation of Schottky Diode Arrays (SDAs). An SDA is composed of multiple arrays of stacked Schottky diodes connected in series. These SDA’s usually have a low forward voltage drop, which allows them to conduct current efficiently. Furthermore, the SRS1650HMNG also offers improved protection by providing a current rating of 12 A and thermal protection of 110 °C.

When the SRS1650HMNG is placed in a circuit, a voltage is applied to the anode of each diode array. Each diode then creates a junction with the silicon layer between the anode and the cathode. This electric field causes a current to flow from the anode to the cathode. When the diode is turned off, no voltage is applied to the diode and no electric current is passed. This allows the diode array to serve as a switch that can turn on and off.

When used in conjunction with other electrical devices and components, the SRS1650HMNG can provide easy, reliable protection over a wide range of conditions. Its robust BGA package allows the diode array to be mounted in space-constrained areas, making it ideal for small form factor devices. With features such as a large dynamic protected range, a high surge capability and a low VF of 0.8V, the SRS1650HMNG is well suited for a variety of applications.

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