SB10-015C
SB10-015C is 15V/ 1A Rectifier manufactured by SANYO.
Features
- Low forward voltage (VF max=0.55V).
- Fast reverse recovery time (trr max=10ns).
- Low switching noise
- Low leakage current and high reliability due to highly reliable planar structure.
- Small-sized package permitting SB10-015C-applied sets to be pact and slim.
Absolute Maximum Ratings at Ta=25°C
Repetitive Peak Reverse Voltage Nonrepetitive Peak Reverse Surge Voltage Average Output Current Surge Forward Current Junction Temperature Storage Temperature VRRM VRSM Io IFSM Tj Tstg 15 17 1 5
- 55 to +125
- 55 to +125 min 15 typ unit V V A A °C °C max 0.55 0.40 50 unit V V V µA p F ns °C/W
50Hz sine wave, 1 cycle
Electrical Characteristics at Ta=25°C
Reverse Voltage Forward Voltage Reverse Current Interterminal Capacitance Reverse Recovery Time Thermal Resistance Marking : S VR VF(1) VF(2) IR C trr Rth(j-a) IR=300µA IF=1A IF=100m A VR=7.5V VR=10V, f=1MHz IF=IR=100m A See specified Test Circuit.
30 10 420 trr Test Circuit
Package Dimensions 1148A (unit : mm)
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