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The NTSV30100CTG is a trench-based Schottky rectifier manufactured by ON Semiconductor. This component is designed for applications requiring very low forward voltage and low leakage, featuring fine lithography trench technology for enhanced performance.
Key electrical specifications include a peak repetitive reverse voltage of 100V and an average rectified forward current of 30A per device (15A per diode) at 115°C. The device exhibits a low forward voltage, with a typical value of 0.471V at 5A and 125°C junction temperature. It also boasts fast switching speeds with exceptional temperature stability, contributing to lower power loss and higher efficiency.
Packaged in a TO-220 case, the NTSV30100CTG is suitable for through-hole mounting. Its mechanical characteristics include a molded epoxy case that meets UL 94-0 flammability rating. The operating temperature range is -40°C to 150°C.
Typical applications for this rectifier include switching power supplies, high-frequency and DC-DC converters, freewheeling and OR-ing diodes, and reverse battery protection.
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Estimated market price range - modelled values for guidance only, not live distributor offers.
The NTSV30100CTG has a maximum repetitive reverse voltage of 100V.
The average rectified forward current for the NTSV30100CTG is 30A per device at 115°C.
The typical forward voltage drop at 5A and 125°C junction temperature is 0.471V.
The NTSV30100CTG is supplied in a TO-220 package.
The NTSV30100CTG operates between -40°C and 150°C.