1,200 V FRED Pt Gen 7 Hyperfast Rectifiers

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Vishay General Semiconductor - Diodes Division

            1,200 V FRED Pt Gen 7 Hyperfast Rectifiers
                    Vishay rectifiers lower switching losses and increase efficiency in automotive and industrial applications
    

Image of Vishay 1,200 V FRED Pt Gen 7 Hyperfast Rectifiers Vishay Gen 7 1,200 V FRED Pt^® Hyperfast rectifiers offer automotive-grade devices in the eSMP^® series SMF (DO-219AB) package. Optimized for industrial and automotive applications, the 1 A and 2 A rectifiers not only offer the best trade-off between reverse recovery charge (Q_RR) and forward voltage drop for devices in their class, they also provide the lowest junction capacitance and recovery time. These rectifiers feature a planar structure and platinum-doped lifetime control that guarantee system reliability and robustness without compromising on performance, while their optimized stored charge and low recovery current minimize switching losses and reduce power dissipation.

Features

Offered in a compact 3.7 mm by 1.8 mm eSMP series SMF (DO-219AB) package with a low 1.0 mm profile and minimum 2.2 mm creepage distance
Available with forward currents of 1 A and 2 A
AEC-Q101 qualified (VS-E7FX0112HM3 and VS-E7FX0212HM3)
RoHS-compliant and halogen-free
Moisture sensitivity level of 1 in accordance with J-STD-020

Reduce switching losses and increase efficiency:
- Fast recovery times down to 45 ns
- Low Q_RR down to 105 nC typical
- Low forward voltage drop: down to 1.45 V
- Junction capacitance: down to 3.0 pF
Non-repetitive peak surge current: up to 21 A
High-temperature operation: up to +175°C

Applications

Clamp, snubber, and freewheeling diodes in flyback auxiliary power supplies and high-frequency rectifiers for bootstrap driver functionality
Desaturation protection for the latest fast-switching IGBTs and high-voltage Si / SiC MOSFETs
Industrial drives and tools, onboard chargers and motors for electric vehicles (EV), energy generation and storage systems, Ćuk converters, and industrial LED SEPIC circuitry