V60DM100CHM3/I Discrete Semiconductor Products

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Diodes - Rectifiers - Arrays encompass a family of components typically used to rectify and manage power flow in electrical circuits. The Agilent Technologies V60DM100CHM3/I is one such device included in this family. The V60DM100CHM3/I is a low-loss full-bridge Schottky rectifier array, housed in a small SOT-563 package. This specific product is RoHS compliant, and Agilent lists it as being designed for general purpose applications.

The Agilent V60DM100CHM3/I has a forward voltage drop of 1.27 V max and a peak repetitive reverse voltage of 100 V. It is capable of handling a continuous forward current of 1 A with a typical junction capacitance of 30pF. Due to its efficient design and small size, it can be used as an ideal replacement for surface mount diodes in rectifying and power routing applications. The V60DM100CHM3/I can also be employed as a simple voltage and current limiter in portable devices, as well as power supplies, adapters, and automotive electronics.

The working principle of the V60DM100CHM3/I is based on the physics of diodes and the reverse breakdown voltage properties encountered in semiconductor junctions. Standard diodes are a static device with two leads, an anode and cathode, that allow current to flow in one direction and restrict it in the opposite. Agilent’s V60DM100CHM3/I is a large package of multiple diodes connected in an array, so the total reverse breakdown voltage can exceed the basic diode rating. This array may be considered an efficient power diode due to the units low voltage drop across the device.

The V60DM100CHM3/I device consists of several discrete diodes connected in parallel. As current flows in one direction, the diodes switch on and begin to conduct, whereas the same diodes remain in their off state as current passes in the opposite direction. This feature of a full-bridge rectifier array, where the current can only be conducted in one direction, is beneficial for circuits that require power flows in a single direction. The constructive combination of several diodes also eliminates the need for large external heat sinks needed for single diodes.

The V60DM100CHM3/I features a fast reverse recovery time for dynamic application, along with a high peak surge current handling capability. This makes it much more versatile than slow recovery Schottky diodes, which have a limited current capacity and slow down and limit the speed of switching operations. This also makes it an ideal choice for higher-frequency AC to DC power conversion, since it can constructively combine several discrete diodes in a very small package.

The majority of SMD diodes, known as surface mount devices, have a limited power handling capacity, meaning they cannot effectively handle large voltage and current flows. The Agilent V60DM100CHM3/I rectifier array allows for a more efficient use of power, enabling it to be used in more applications such as higher power systems, power supplies, motor drives, and motor controls. The relatively low forward voltage drop across the device also increases efficiency, making it suitable for both high power and low power designs.

In summary, the Agilent Technologies V60DM100CHM3/I is a low-loss full-bridge Schottky rectifier array, designed for general purpose applications including rectifying and power routing applications, as well as simple voltage and current limiting. It is RoHS compliant, and comes in a small SOT-563 package. The device has a fast reverse recovery time, allowing it to handle large amounts of power in a very small package, making it ideal for higher power applications such as power supplies, motor drives and motor controls.

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