The HBR5200 Schottky barrier diode data sheet provides electrical, thermal, and mechanical specifications from Jilin Sino-microelectronics.
About this manual
The HBR5200 is a low‑voltage, high‑frequency Schottky barrier diode intended for rectifier and free‑wheeling applications, as well as polarity‑protection circuits. It features an axial lead structure, low power loss, high efficiency, and a guard ring for over‑voltage protection.
Key specifications include a maximum reverse repetitive peak voltage of 200 V, an average forward current of 5 A, a maximum junction temperature of 175 °C, and a thermal resistance of 25 W/°C (junction‑to‑case). The device is supplied in a DO‑201AD (DO‑27) package weighing approximately 1.1 g, and ordering codes are HBR5200D and HBR5200DR. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Main Characteristics
- Absolute Ratings
- Electrical Characteristics
- Thermal Characteristics
- Package Mechanical Data
- Notes
Specifications
| Average forward current (IFAV) | 5 A |
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| Maximum reverse repetitive peak voltage (VRRM) | 200 V |
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| Maximum junction temperature (Tj) | 175 °C |
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| Thermal resistance (Rth j‑c) | 25 W/°C |
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| Device weight | 1.1 g (approx.) |
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum reverse repetitive peak voltage of the HBR5200?
The maximum reverse repetitive peak voltage is 200 V.
What is the maximum junction temperature rating?
The device can operate up to a junction temperature of 175 °C.
What is the average forward voltage at 125 °C?
The typical forward voltage at 125 °C is 0.70 V (max 0.75 V).