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The 1N5061 is a silicon rectifier diode from Philips, designed for general purpose rectification and switching applications. It is rated for a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 600V and a crest working reverse voltage of 600V. The device can handle an average forward current of 2.0A at an ambient temperature of 45°C with a lead length of 10mm, and 0.8A at 80°C PCB mounting. It also withstands a non-repetitive peak forward surge current of 50A (10ms half sine wave) and a reverse avalanche energy of 20mJ under inductive load switching. The test conditions indicate a through-hole package with lead length of 10mm, suitable for PCB mounting. Typical applications include power supply rectification, freewheeling diodes, and general purpose switching circuits.
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The maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage is 600V.
The maximum average forward current is 2.0A at 45°C ambient with 10mm lead length, and 0.8A at 80°C PCB mounting.
The non-repetitive peak forward surge current is 50A for a 10ms half sine wave.
Yes, it can withstand 20mJ of reverse avalanche energy under inductive load switching conditions.