0402N680F500CG
Walsin Technology
The Walsin Technology 0402N680F500CG is a ceramic capacitor. It features RoHS3 compliance and MSL Level 1.
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The Infineon Technologies 16SCYQ045C is a high-efficiency Schottky rectifier specifically engineered for demanding high-reliability (HI-REL) environments. It features a center tap configuration and is housed in a hermetic, isolated TO-257AA package.
This device is optimized for low power loss and high circuit efficiency, making it suitable for high-frequency switching power supplies and resonant power converters. Key electrical specifications include a maximum average forward current of 16A and a working peak reverse voltage of 45V per leg. The forward voltage drop is specified at 0.62V maximum at 16A and 125°C.
Designed for ruggedness and long-term reliability, the 16SCYQ045C incorporates a guard ring. Its operating and storage temperature range is -55°C to 150°C. Full MIL-PRF-19500 quality conformance testing is available upon request.
The TO-257AA package is hermetically sealed with ceramic eyelets, ensuring protection in harsh conditions. This rectifier is well-suited for applications requiring robust performance and high efficiency.
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The maximum average forward current is 16A.
The working peak reverse voltage is 45V per leg.
The maximum forward voltage drop at 16A and 125°C is 0.62V.
The operating and storage temperature range is -55°C to 150°C.
The 16SCYQ045C is supplied in a TO-257AA package.
