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STPS3H100 - Power Schottky rectifier

Description

This 100 V power Schottky rectifier is ideal for switch mode power supplies, for 12 V rails and high frequency converters.

Packaged in SMB and SMB Flat, the STPS3H100 is optimized for use in consumer and computer applications where low drop forward voltage is required to reduce power dissipation.

Features

  • Negligible switching losses.
  • High junction temperature capability.
  • Low leakage current.
  • Good trade-off between leakage current and forward voltage drop.
  • Avalanche capability specified.
  • ECOPACK2 compliant.

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STPS3H100 Datasheet 3 A - 100 V power Schottky rectifier Product status link STPS3H100 Product summary IF(AV) 3A VRRM 100 V Tj (max.) 175 °C VF (typ.) 0.63 V Features • Negligible switching losses • High junction temperature capability • Low leakage current • Good trade-off between leakage current and forward voltage drop • Avalanche capability specified • ECOPACK2 compliant Applications • Switching diode • SMPS • DC/DC converter • LED lighting Description This 100 V power Schottky rectifier is ideal for switch mode power supplies, for 12 V rails and high frequency converters. Packaged in SMB and SMB Flat, the STPS3H100 is optimized for use in consumer and computer applications where low drop forward voltage is required to reduce power dissipation.
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