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The Sanken FMB-2306 is a 60V, 30A Schottky diode array in a TO-220F-3L through-hole package. It consists of two Schottky diodes in a common cathode configuration, suitable for high-speed switching applications such as DC-DC converters and adapters.
The device has a repetitive peak reverse voltage of 60V and an average forward current of 30A. Forward voltage is typically 0.6V at 15A, with a maximum of 0.7V. Reverse leakage current is 8mA at 25°C and 400mA at 150°C junction temperature. The surge forward current rating is 150A, with an I²t limiting value of 112 A²s.
The FMB-2306 is housed in a TO-220F-3L full pack package with a weight of 1.8g. It has a maximum junction-to-case thermal resistance of 4.0°C/W. The operating junction temperature range is -40 to 150°C. The package is RoHS compliant with Pb-free bare lead frame and flammability rating UL94V-0.
Typical applications include high-speed switching in DC-DC converters, AC adapters, and other power supply circuits requiring fast recovery and low forward voltage drop. The common cathode configuration allows for compact design in dual-diode applications.
The repetitive peak reverse voltage (VRRM) is 60V.
The average forward current (IF(AV)) is 30A.
The typical forward voltage is 0.6V at 15A, with a maximum of 0.7V.
The device is available in a TO-220F-3L through-hole package.
The surge forward current (IFSM) is 150A for a half-cycle sine wave of 10ms.
The junction and storage temperature range is -40°C to 150°C.
The heatsink mounting screw torque is 0.490 N·m to 0.686 N·m.