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The BA159 from DC Components is a fast recovery rectifier diode with a voltage range of up to 1000V and a current rating of 1A. It is designed for applications requiring fast switching speeds and low leakage.
Key electrical characteristics include a maximum recurrent peak reverse voltage of 1000V, a maximum RMS voltage of 700V, and a maximum DC blocking voltage of 1000V. The device offers a maximum average forward rectified current of 1A at 75°C and a peak forward surge current of 30A. Its typical junction capacitance is 15pF, measured at 1MHz.
The rectifier features a low forward voltage drop of 1.3V at 1.0A and a fast reverse recovery time of 100ns. The operating and storage temperature range is from -65°C to +150°C.
Mechanically, the BA159 is housed in a molded plastic DO-41 case with UL 94V-0 rate flame retardant epoxy. It has a weight of 0.33 grams and can be mounted in any position. The leads are guaranteed to meet MIL-STD-202E, Method 208.
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The BA159 has a maximum recurrent peak reverse voltage (VRRM) of 1000V and a maximum DC blocking voltage of 1000V.
The maximum average forward rectified current is 1A at an ambient temperature of 75°C.
The maximum instantaneous forward voltage is 1.3V at a forward current of 1.0A DC.
The maximum reverse recovery time is 100ns under test conditions of IF = 0.5A, IR = 1.0A, and IRR = 0.25A.
The BA159 is available in a DO-41 through-hole package.
The BA159 has an operating and storage temperature range of -65°C to +150°C.
The BA159 can handle a peak forward surge current of 30A for a single 8.3 ms half sine-wave.