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The Vishay Dale SS2PH9-M3/84A is a high voltage surface-mount Schottky barrier rectifier designed for high frequency inverters, freewheeling, DC/DC converters, and polarity protection applications. It features high barrier technology for improved high-temperature performance.
This rectifier offers a maximum repetitive reverse voltage of 100V and an average forward current rating of 2A. Key electrical characteristics include a low forward voltage drop and low power losses, contributing to high efficiency. The typical forward voltage is 0.8V, with a specific measurement of 0.62V at 2A and 125°C junction temperature. The maximum reverse leakage current is 1μA at 25°C.
Designed for automated placement, the SS2PH9-M3/84A comes in a very low profile DO-220AA (SMP) package, with a typical height of 1.0 mm. The operating and storage temperature range is -55°C to +175°C. Terminals are matte tin-plated and solderable per J-STD-002. The molding compound meets UL 94 V-0 flammability rating.
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The maximum repetitive reverse voltage is 100 V.
The average forward current is 2 A.
At 2 A and 125 °C junction temperature, the typical forward voltage is 0.62 V. At room temperature and unspecified conditions, the typical forward voltage is 0.8 V.
It is supplied in a DO-220AA (SMP) surface mount package.
The operating junction temperature range is -55 °C to 175 °C.
The peak forward surge current is 50 A for an 8.3 ms single half sine-wave.