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STPST5H100 - power Schottky trench rectifier

Description

This 5 A, 100 V rectifier is based on ST trench technology that achieves the best-inclass VF/IR trade-off for a given silicon surface.

Integrated in flat and space-saving packages, this STPST5H100 trench rectifier is intended to be used in high frequency miniature switched mode power supplies.

Features

  • ST trench patented process.
  • High junction temperature capability.
  • Low forward voltage drop.
  • Low recovery charges.
  • Reduces conduction, reverse and switching losses.
  • Avalanche tested.
  • Flat packages.
  • ECOPACK2 compliant.

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Product label Product status link STPST5H100 Product summary IF(AV) 5A VRRM 100 V Tj (max.) 175 °C VF (typ.) 0.550 V STPST5H100 Datasheet 100 V - 5 A power Schottky trench rectifier Features • ST trench patented process • High junction temperature capability • Low forward voltage drop • Low recovery charges • Reduces conduction, reverse and switching losses • Avalanche tested • Flat packages • ECOPACK2 compliant Applications • DC/DC converter • LED lighting • Flyback topology • Auxiliary power supply • Switch mode power supply (SMPS) Description This 5 A, 100 V rectifier is based on ST trench technology that achieves the best-inclass VF/IR trade-off for a given silicon surface.
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