Dynex DF451 Fast Recovery Diode Handbook

DF451 is a fast recovery diode from dynexsemi. It features double-sided cooling, high surge capability, and low recovery charge, and is used in induction heating, AC motor drives, inverters and choppers, welding, high-frequency rectification, and UPS.


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Brand
Dynex
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
7
File format
PDF
File size
91 KB
Published
09 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
1F365266CB4C4EE8973DED1960EBD831

About this manual

The DF451 fast recovery diode from Dynex is designed for high‑surge applications such as induction heating, motor drives, inverters, welding, UPS and high‑frequency rectification. It offers double‑side cooling, low recovery charge and high surge capability.

Key parameters include a reverse voltage up to 1600 V, forward voltage of 2.65 V at 600 A peak, reverse recovery time of 1.22 µs, and a maximum non‑repetitive surge current of 3.5 kA. The device is supplied in a M771 package with thermal resistance as low as 0.07 °C/W and a clamping force of 5 kN. Ordering requires the full part number (e.g., DF451 12).

What's inside

  • Features
  • Applications
  • Voltage Ratings
  • Ordering Information
  • Key Parameters
  • Current Ratings
  • Surge Ratings
  • Thermal and Mechanical Data
  • Characteristics
  • Package Details

Specifications

Reverse Voltage (DF451 12)1200 V
Reverse Recovery Time1.22 µs
Surge Forward Current (non‑repetitive, 10 ms half sine)3.5 kA
Clamping Force (double side)5.0 kN
Storage Temperature Range-55 °C to 150 °C

Frequently asked questions

What is the package outline type code for the DF451?

The DF451 uses the M771 package outline type code.

What applications is the DF451 diode suitable for?

It is suitable for induction heating, AC motor drives, inverters, choppers, welding, high‑frequency rectification and UPS.

What is the maximum non‑repetitive surge forward current rating?

The diode can handle a non‑repetitive surge forward current of 3.5 kA for a 10 ms half‑sine pulse.

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