Philips BYV29F/BYV29X Series Ultrafast Rectifier Diode Datasheet

BYV29F/BYV29X series ultrafast rectifier diodes are intended for use in switched mode power supply output rectification, electronic lighting ballasts and high frequency switching circuits in general.


Philips BYV29F/BYV29X Series Ultrafast Rectifier Diode Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Philips
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
7
File format
PDF
File size
52 KB
Published
07 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
BYV29X
MD5 checksum
D6A098C959F4B45344B105119543C08F

About this manual

The BYV29F and BYV29X series are ultrafast epitaxial rectifier diodes designed for switched‑mode power supplies, electronic lighting ballasts, and high‑frequency switching circuits. The BYV29F devices are supplied in an SOD100 package, while the BYV29X devices use an SOD113 package.

Key electrical characteristics include low forward voltage drop, fast switching (t_r < 60 ns), and high thermal cycling performance. The datasheet provides detailed limiting values, isolation ratings, thermal resistance data, and mechanical dimensions for both package types.

What's inside

  • Features
  • General Description
  • Limiting Values
  • Isolation Limiting Value & Characteristic
  • Thermal Resistances
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Mechanical Data
  • Definitions
  • Application Information

Specifications

Peak repetitive reverse voltage300 V / 400 V / 500 V
Continuous reverse voltage (V_RRM)300 V / 400 V / 500 V
Average forward current9 A
Forward voltage (I_F = 8 A, T_J = 150 °C)0.90 V – 1.03 V
Thermal resistance junction‑to‑heatsink (with compound)5.5 K/W
Maximum forward dissipation10 W (typical)

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum reverse voltage for the BYV29F series?

The BYV29F series is rated for a peak repetitive reverse voltage of 300 V.

Which package types are used for the BYV29F and BYV29X diodes?

The BYV29F diodes are supplied in an SOD100 package, and the BYV29X diodes are supplied in an SOD113 package.

What is the typical forward voltage at 8 A and 150 °C?

The typical forward voltage is 0.90 V, with a maximum of 1.03 V under those conditions.

What is the thermal resistance from junction to heatsink with compound?

The thermal resistance is 5.5 K/W when using a heatsink compound.

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