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The Vishay Dale S5J-E3/57T is a surface-mount rectifier diode designed for general-purpose rectification applications. It offers a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 600V and can handle an average forward current of 5A at 100°C.
This diode utilizes standard recovery technology with a typical reverse recovery time of 2.5 µs. Its low forward voltage drop of 1.15V at 5A and low leakage current make it suitable for power supplies, inverters, converters, and freewheeling diodes.
The component is housed in an SMC (DO-214AB) package, ideal for automated placement on printed circuit boards. The operating temperature range is -55°C to 150°C, with a higher junction and storage temperature range up to 175°C specified in the datasheet.
Typical applications include consumer, automotive, and telecommunication electronics requiring reliable rectification.
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The maximum reverse voltage is 600V.
The maximum average forward rectified current is 5.0 A at TL = 100°C.
The typical forward voltage is 1.15V at 5A forward current.
The typical reverse recovery time is 2.5 µs.
It uses the SMC (DO-214AB) surface-mount package.
The operating junction temperature range is -55°C to +175°C.
The peak forward surge current is 100 A for an 8.3 ms single half sine-wave.