SANYO DBF250 Single-Phase Bridge Rectifier Datasheet

The SANYO DBF250 datasheet provides specifications for a 25 A single‑phase bridge rectifier, including ratings, electrical characteristics, and package…


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Brand
Sanyo
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
22 KB
Published
28 September, 2026
Updated
28 September, 2026
MD5 checksum
1821C121DD12C729C43A1646DF2E1378

About this manual

This datasheet describes the SANYO DBF250, a silicon‑diffused junction, single‑phase bridge rectifier. It lists the device’s features, absolute maximum ratings, electrical characteristics, and mechanical dimensions, and includes safety and export‑control notices.

Key specifications include a peak reverse voltage of 200 V (DBF250C) or 600 V (DBF250G), an average rectified current of 25 A with a heatsink (3.5 A without), a surge forward current rating of 350 A for a 50 Hz sine wave, and thermal resistance values of 22 °C/W (junction‑ambient) and 1 °C/W (junction‑case).

What's inside

  • Features
  • Electrical Connection Specifications
  • Absolute Maximum Ratings
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Thermal Resistance
  • Package Dimensions
  • Safety and Disclaimer

Specifications

Peak Reverse Voltage200 V (DBF250C) / 600 V (DBF250G)
Average Rectified Current (with heatsink)25 A
Average Rectified Current (without heatsink)3.5 A
Surge Forward Current350 A (50 Hz sine, 1‑cycle peak)
Forward Voltage at 12.5 A1.05 V
Reverse Current10 µA
Thermal Resistance (J‑A, no heatsink)22 °C/W
Thermal Resistance (J‑C, with heatsink)1 °C/W
Maximum Junction Temperature150 °C
Storage Temperature Range-40 °C to +150 °C

Frequently asked questions

What is the peak reverse voltage rating for the DBF250?

The DBF250C version is rated for 200 V and the DBF250G version for 600 V peak reverse voltage.

What is the maximum average rectified current when a heatsink is used?

With a heatsink, the DBF250 can handle an average rectified current of 25 A.

How much surge forward current can the DBF250 tolerate?

The device can tolerate a surge forward current of 350 A for a 50 Hz sine wave one‑cycle peak.

What are the thermal resistance values of the DBF250?

Thermal resistance is 22 °C/W junction‑ambient without a heatsink and 1 °C/W junction‑case with a heatsink.

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