Technical data sheet for Philips BAT160 series Schottky barrier double diodes, covering specifications, characteristics and package details.
About this manual
The BAT160 series are planar Schottky barrier double diodes offered in a plastic SOT‑223 surface‑mount package. They feature low switching losses, high surge‑current capability, fast recovery, and a guard‑ring protected design, making them suitable for low‑power switched‑mode power supplies, rectification and polarity protection.
The datasheet provides detailed electrical and thermal limits, typical forward and reverse characteristics, capacitance values, and graphical plots. It also includes pin configurations for the BAT160A, BAT160C and BAT160S variants and outlines the package dimensions and marking codes.
What's inside
- Features
- Applications
- Description
- Pinning
- Limiting Values
- Electrical Characteristics
- Thermal Characteristics
- Graphical Data
- Package Outline
- Definitions
Specifications
| Continuous reverse voltage (VR) | -60 V |
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| Continuous forward current (IF) | -1 A |
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| Storage temperature (Tstg) | -65 °C to +150 °C |
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| Junction temperature (Tj) | -150 °C |
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| Forward voltage at 1 A (VF) | 650 mV |
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| Forward voltage at 2 A (VF) | 850 mV |
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum reverse voltage rating of the BAT160 diodes?
The diodes are rated for a continuous reverse voltage of –60 V.
What forward voltage can be expected at a forward current of 1 A?
At 1 A forward current the typical forward voltage is about 650 mV.
What is the storage temperature range for these diodes?
The specified storage temperature range is from –65 °C to +150 °C.