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The 50WQ04FN is a 40V, 5.5A Schottky rectifier diode from Vishay General Semiconductor, designed for low forward drop and small footprint on PC boards. It is housed in a surface mount D-PAK (TO-252AA) package.
Key electrical specifications include a maximum peak repetitive reverse voltage of 40V and a maximum average rectified current of 5.5A at a 50% duty cycle with a rectangular waveform. The device exhibits a typical forward voltage of 0.44V at 5A and 125°C junction temperature, and a maximum forward voltage of 0.51V at 5A and 25°C. Maximum reverse leakage current is 3 mA at 25°C and 40 mA at 125°C. The diode can handle a non-repetitive peak surge current of 550A for 5 µs and 90A for 10 ms. Typical junction capacitance is 405 pF at 5V and 1 MHz.
The device includes a guard ring for enhanced ruggedness and long term reliability. Applications include disk drives, switching power supplies, converters, free-wheeling diodes, battery charging, and reverse battery protection.
The maximum peak repetitive reverse voltage is 40V.
The maximum average rectified current is 5.5A at a 50% duty cycle with a rectangular waveform at a case temperature of 135°C.
The maximum forward voltage at 5A and 25°C junction temperature is 0.51V. At 125°C, the typical value is 0.44V.
The 50WQ04FN is offered in a D-PAK (TO-252AA) surface mount package.
The maximum junction temperature is 150°C, with an operating range of -40°C to 150°C.