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The STPS20150CFP is a Schottky diode array from STMicroelectronics configured as 1 pair common cathode. It is designed for high-efficiency rectification in power supply and switching applications.
Key electrical specifications include a maximum reverse voltage of 150V, an average rectified current of 5A per diode, and a low forward voltage of 920mV at a 10A test current. The device features fast recovery speed with a reverse recovery time of 500ns or less, making it suitable for high-frequency switching circuits.
The diode array is housed in a through-hole TO-220-3 Full Pack package with a supplier device package designation of TO-220FP. The maximum junction operating temperature is 175°C, supporting robust thermal performance in demanding environments.
| Qty | Low | High |
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| 2,000+ | $0.45 | $0.45 |
| 5,000+ | $0.41 | $0.41 |
| 10,000+ | $0.38 | $0.38 |
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The maximum DC reverse voltage is 150V.
The average rectified current is 5A per diode.
The maximum forward voltage is 920mV at a test current of 10A.
It is available in a through-hole TO-220-3 Full Pack package (TO-220FP).
The maximum junction operating temperature is 175°C.
Yes, it has a fast recovery time of 500ns or less at a forward current greater than 200mA.