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The S2AA-13-F is a general purpose rectifier diode from Diodes Incorporated designed for low power rectification applications. It features a peak repetitive reverse voltage of 50V and an average rectified output current of 1.5A at 100°C ambient. The diode offers a non-repetitive peak forward surge current rating of 50A, ensuring robustness during transient events. Typical forward voltage is 1.15V at 1.5A, and reverse leakage current is 5µA at 25°C, increasing to 125µA at 125°C. The device has a total capacitance of 20pF at 4V reverse bias. Housed in an SMA (DO-214AC) surface mount package, it is suitable for automated assembly and space-constrained designs. Typical applications include power supply rectification, freewheeling diodes, and polarity protection circuits.
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The maximum peak repetitive reverse voltage is 50V, with a DC blocking voltage of 50V and RMS reverse voltage of 35V.
The average rectified output current is 1.5A at an ambient temperature of 100°C.
The typical forward voltage is 1.15V at a forward current of 1.5A.
The S2AA-13-F is housed in an SMA (DO-214AC) surface mount package.
The non-repetitive peak forward surge current is 50A for an 8.3ms single half sine-wave.
Typical reverse current is 5µA at 25°C and 125µA at 125°C, at rated DC blocking voltage.
The total capacitance is typically 20pF at 1MHz and 4V reverse bias.