The MBR30200CT is a Schottky barrier rectifier diode module, designed for high-efficiency power rectification in power supply circuits. It features two diodes in a common cathode configuration, making it suitable for applications like power supplies, battery chargers, and other high-current DC circuits.
Key Specifications
Parameter | Value |
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Peak Repetitive Reverse Voltage (V<sub>RRM</sub>) | 200V |
Average Rectified Current (I<sub>O</sub>) | 30A per package (15A per diode) |
Forward Voltage Drop (V<sub>F</sub>) | 0.85V (typical) at 15A |
Peak Surge Current (I<sub>FSM</sub>) | 150A (8.3ms single half sine) |
Package | TO-220AB |
Operating Temperature | -65°C to +150°C |
Features
- Low Forward Voltage Drop: Reduces power losses and improves efficiency.
- High Current Capability: Suitable for high-current applications up to 30A.
- Fast Switching: Ideal for high-frequency circuits.
- Common Cathode Configuration: Two diodes share the cathode, simplifying circuit design.
- Thermal Efficiency: Compatible with heatsinks for improved thermal performance.
Applications
- DC-DC Converters: Used in output stages for rectification.
- Power Supplies: Provides efficient AC-to-DC conversion.
- Battery Chargers: Ensures low power loss and high efficiency.
- Solar Inverters: Utilized for rectification in renewable energy systems.
- Motor Control: Works as freewheeling diodes in motor drivers.
Pin Configuration (TO-220AB)
- Anode 1 (A1): Connected to the first diode's anode.
- Anode 2 (A2): Connected to the second diode's anode.
- Cathode (K): Common cathode for both diodes.
Circuit Example
To use the MBR30200CT in a power supply rectification circuit:
- Connect the AC voltage source to the anodes (A1 and A2) through a transformer (if necessary).
- Connect the common cathode (K) to the positive DC output.
- The negative DC output connects to the transformer's center-tap or AC source ground.
Design Considerations
- Heat Management:
- Use an appropriate heatsink with the TO-220 package to dissipate heat effectively.
- Voltage Ratings:
- Ensure the reverse voltage does not exceed 200V to avoid breakdown.
- Current Ratings:
- Keep the average rectified current below 30A (15A per diode) for safe operation.
- Capacitor Smoothing:
- Add a capacitor across the DC output for smoothing the rectified signal.