Silicon Carbide GEN2 Schottky Diodes LSIC2SD Series

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            Silicon Carbide GEN2 Schottky Diodes LSIC2SD Series
                    Littelfuse's LSIC2SD series of Schottky diodes for use where improvements in efficiency and reliability are needed
    

Image of Littelfuse's LSIC2SD Series Schottky Diodes Littelfuse's series of silicon carbide (SiC) Schottky diodes has negligible reverse recovery current, high surge capability, and a maximum operating junction temperature of 175°C. These diodes series are ideal for applications where improvements in efficiency, reliability, and thermal management are desired.

Features		Applications
Positive temperature coefficient for safe operation and ease of paralleling 175°C maximum operating junction temperature Excellent surge capability Extremely fast, temperature-independent switching behavior Dramatically reduced switching losses compared to Si bipolar diodes		Boost diodes in PFC or DC/DC stages Switch-mode power supplies Uninterruptible power supplies Solar inverters Industrial motor drives EV charging stations

LSIC2SD Series

Manufacturer Part Number	Description	Speed	Available Quantity	Price	View Details
LSIC2SD120A05	DIODE SIC 1.2KV 17.5A TO220AC	Zero Recovery Time > 500mA (Io)	0 - Immediate	$2.13	View Details
LSIC2SD120A08	DIODE SIC 1.2KV 24.5A TO220AC	Zero Recovery Time > 500mA (Io)	0 - Immediate	$3.53	View Details
LSIC2SD120A10	DIODE SIL CARB 1200V 28A TO220AC	Zero Recovery Time > 500mA (Io)	0 - Immediate	$4.17	View Details

Published: 2017-10-16

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