Won-Top Electronics UF3A–UF3K Datasheet

This document describes the features and characteristics of the UF3A - UF3K series surface mount ultra-fast rectifiers, including glass passivated die construction, low forward voltage drop, high efficiency, surge overload rating up to 100A peak, low power loss, and ultra-fast recovery time.


Won-Top Electronics UF3A–UF3K Datasheet - cover page
Brand
WTE
Category
Power Management
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
51 KB
Published
10 May, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
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About this manual

The UF3A–UF3K family are 3 A ultra‑fast recovery surface‑mount rectifiers designed for automatic assembly. Key features include glass‑passivated die construction, low forward voltage drop, high efficiency, a surge overload rating up to 100 A peak, and UL‑rated plastic packaging.

Mechanical data specify a molded‑plastic case with solder‑plated terminals. Electrical characteristics provide peak repetitive reverse voltages from 50 V to 800 V, an average rectified output current of 3 A at 75 °C, forward voltage of 1.0‑1.7 V at 3 A, and a reverse recovery time of 100 ns. Ordering information lists SMC package options with tape‑and‑reel quantities, and the recommended PCB footprint is 0.060 in (1.52 mm) minimum to 0.185 in (4.69 mm) maximum.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Mechanical Data
  • Maximum Ratings and Electrical Characteristics
  • Forward Current Derating Curve
  • Typical Forward Characteristics
  • Reverse Recovery Time Characteristic
  • Ordering Information
  • Recommended Footprint
  • Safety Warning

Specifications

Average Rectified Output Current @75 °C3.0 A
Forward Voltage @If=3.0 A1.0‑1.7 V
Reverse Recovery Time100 ns
Typical Junction Capacitance50 pF
Thermal Resistance (RθJC)15 K/W

Frequently asked questions

What packaging options are available for UF3A?

UF3A is offered in an SMC package, with shipping quantities of 500 units per tape‑and‑reel (T1) or 3000 units per tape‑and‑reel (T3).

Are these rectifiers approved for use in life‑support equipment?

No, they are not authorized for use in life‑support equipment without written approval.

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