STMicroelectronics STTH3006DPI Tandem 600V Hyperfast Boost Diode Datasheet

STTH3006DPI is a 600V hyperfast recovery diode that is especially suited as a boost diode in continuous mode power factor correctors and hard switching conditions. The device is designed for high dIF/dt operation and features a hyperfast recovery current to compete with SiC devices. This allows downsizing of MOSFETs and heatsinks.


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Brand
STMicroelectronics
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
68 KB
Published
09 August, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
A58929F66451854FFBD0811DFE455023

About this manual

The STTH3006DPI is a Tandem 600V Hyperfast Boost Diode designed for continuous mode power factor correctors and hard switching conditions. It is composed of two 300V dice in series to drastically cut losses in associated MOSFETs when run at high di/dt. The device features internal ceramic insulation, allowing placement on the same heatsink as MOSFETs with equal thermal conditions.

What's inside

  • Major Products Characteristics
  • Features and Benefits
  • Absolute Ratings
  • Thermal and Power Data
  • Static Electrical Characteristics
  • Dynamic Characteristics
  • Turn-On Switching Characteristics
  • Package Mechanical Data

Specifications

Average Forward Current30 A
Repetitive Peak Reverse Voltage600 V
Maximum Junction Temperature150 °C
Maximum Forward Voltage2.4 V
Typical Reverse Recovery Current6.7 A
Typical Reverse Recovery Time25 ns
RMS Forward Current32 A
Surge Non Repetitive Forward Current180 A
Peak Current50 A
Junction to Case Thermal Resistance13 °C/W
Reverse Leakage Current (Typ)40 µA
Forward Voltage Drop (Typ)3.6 V
Package Weight4.46 g

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum operating junction temperature for this diode?

The maximum operating junction temperature is +150 °C.

What is the RMS forward current rating?

The RMS forward current rating is 32 A.

What is the typical reverse recovery time?

The typical reverse recovery time is 25 ns.

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