WTE ER1600FCT – ER1606FCT 16A Isolation Super-Fast Glass Passivated Rectifier Datasheet

ER1600FCT-ER1606FCT is a 16A isolation super-fast glass passivated rectifier produced by Won-Top Electronics. It has glass passivated die construction, super-fast switching, high efficiency, high current capability, low reverse leakage current, high surge current capability, UL 94V-O flammability classification and other features.


WTE ER1600FCT – ER1606FCT 16A Isolation Super-Fast Glass Passivated Rectifier Datasheet - cover page
Brand
WTE
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
49 KB
Published
04 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
5403780ADE9280CA48B66356E1EF898C

About this manual

The ER1600FCT to ER1606FCT series are 16 A isolation rectifiers featuring glass‑passivated die construction, super‑fast switching for high efficiency, low reverse leakage current and high surge current capability. They are supplied in a TO‑220 full‑molded plastic case with plated lead terminals and are suitable for single‑phase, half‑wave 60 Hz applications.

Mechanical data include a weight of about 2.24 g and dimensions in millimetres. Electrical ratings cover peak repetitive reverse voltage up to 600 V, RMS reverse voltage up to 420 V, average rectified output current of 16 A at 105 °C, and reverse recovery times of 35‑50 ns. Ordering information lists the devices in TO‑220 packages with a minimum packing quantity of 50 units per tube.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Mechanical Data
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Maximum Ratings
  • Ordering Information

Specifications

Forward Voltage at 8 A0.95 V – 1.7 V (depending on model)
Reverse Recovery Time35 ns – 50 ns
Typical Junction Capacitance60 pF – 80 pF
Operating Temperature Range-65 °C to +150 °C
Case TypeTO‑220 Full Molded Plastic
Weight2.24 g (approx.)

Frequently asked questions

How should the current be derated for capacitive loads?

For capacitive loads, the current should be derated by 20 %.

Are these rectifiers approved for life‑support equipment?

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

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