GBPC1510 - Glass Passivated Bridge Rectifiers

This page provides the datasheet information for the GBPC1510, a member of the GBPC15005 Glass Passivated Bridge Rectifiers family.

Features

Glass passivated chip junction.
Integrally molded heatsink provide very low thermal resistance for maximum heat dissipation.
Typical IR less than 0.2μA.
High surge current capability.
UL Recognized File # E-326243.
RoHS Compliant.

Taiwan Semiconductor

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Part number	GBPC1510
Manufacturer	Taiwan Semiconductor
File Size	471.97 KB
Description	Glass Passivated Bridge Rectifiers
Datasheet	GBPC1510 Datasheet
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GBPC15, 25, 35 SERIES Taiwan Semiconductor 15A, 25A, 35A, 50V - 1000V Standard Bridge Rectifier FEATURES ● Glass passivated chip junction ● Integrally molded heatsink provide very low thermal resistance for maximum heat dissipation ● Typical IR less than 0.

Published: Mar 2, 2019 |