KBU6A THRU KBU6M
SINGLE-PHASE BRIDGE RECTIFIERS
Reverse Voltage – 50 to 1000 Volts
Forward Current – 6.0 Amperes
Features
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Plastic material used carries Underwriters Laboratory
Flammability Classification 94V-0
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High case dielectric strength of 1500 V
RMS
Ideal for printed circuit boards
High surge current capability
High temperature soldering guaranteed:
250
o
C/10 seconds, 0.375 (9.5mm) lead length,
51bs. (2.3kg) tension
Mechanical Data
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Case:
Molded plastic body
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Terminals:
Plated leads solderable per MIL-STD-750,
Method 2026
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Mounting Position:
Any (Note 1)
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Weight:
0.3 ounce, 8.0 grams
Absolute Maximum Ratings and Characteristics @ 25
℃
unless otherwise specified.
Symbols
Maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage
Maximum RMS voltage
Maximum DC blocking voltage
Maximum average forward T
C
= 100
O
C (Note 1,2)
rectified output current at T
A
= 40
O
C (Note 3)
Peak forward surge current single sine-wave
superimposed on rated load (JEDEC Method) T
J
= 150
O
C
Maximum instantaneous forward voltage drop per leg
at 6A
Maximum DC reverse current
T
A
= 25 C
at rated DC blocking voltage per leg T
A
= 125
O
C
Typical thermal resistance per leg (Note 2)
Operating junction and storage temperature range
O
KBU
6A
50
35
50
KBU
6B
100
70
100
KBU
6D
200
140
200
KBU
6G
400
280
400
6
6
250
1
5
1
8.6
3.1
KBU
6J
600
420
600
KBU
6K
800
560
800
KBU
6M
1000
700
1000
Units
V
V
V
A
A
V
µA
mA
O
V
RRM
V
RMS
V
CD
I
F(AV)
I
FSM
V
F
I
R
R
θJA
R
θJC
T
J
,T
S
C/W
O
-50 to +150
C
Notes: (1). Recommended mounted position is to bolt down on heatsink with silicone thermal compound for maximum
heat transfer with #6 screw.
(2). Thermal resistance from junction to ambient with units in free air, P.C.B. mounted on 0.5x0.5” (12x12mm)
copper pads, 0.375” (9.5mm) lead length.
(3). Thermal resistance from junction to case with units mounted on a 2.6x1.4x0.06” thick (6.5x3.5x15 cm) Al.
Plate
SEMTECH ELECTRONICS LTD.
®
(Subsidiary
of Semtech International Holdings Limited, acompany
listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Stock Code: 724)
Dated : 07/10/2003