Diodes Incorporated Announces Fisrt Family of Super Barrier Rectifiers (SBR) for Automotive Applications

Fri, Jun 17th, 2011. In Automotive, Vehicle, Power
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Diodes Incorporated announced the first devices in a family of Super Barrier Rectifiers (SBR®) designed for automotive applications. With a lower forward voltage drop, improved avalanche rating and higher safe operating area (SOA) than alternative Schottky or ultra-fast diode alternatives, these rugged rectifiers enable automotive designers to increase the reliability of motor control, display panel and LED lighting circuits.

Utilizing Diodes’ patented SBR technology, the AECQ101 qualified SBR20A60CTBQ, SBR30A45CTBQ and SBR3045CTBQ rectifiers handle output currents of 20A and 30A and are provided in the industry-standard TO-263 package, while the SBR1045D1Q is rated for 10A and comes in the slightly smaller TO-252 package.

The SBRs’ low VF means circuit power efficiency can be significantly improved and much cooler operation achieved. The resulting improvement in reliability is further increased by the devices’ higher reverse avalanche rating, that provides greater protection against transient voltage spikes and its lower reverse leakage that provides a higher SOA and guards against thermal runaway in high-temperature operating conditions.

SBR1045D1Q Super Barrier Rectifiers

SBR1045D1 – Family of Super Barrier Rectifiers
(Photo from Diodes Website)

 

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More information about Super Barrier Rectifiers can be found at Diodes Website


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