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SBR6100CTLQ

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Description

The SBR6100CTLQ is dual center tap rectifier in TO252 (DPAK) package. Offering excellent high-temperature stability and superior avalanche capability, this device is specifically intended for use in automotive applications.

Feature(s)

Low-Forward Voltage Drop (V_F); Better Efficiency and Cooler Operation
Reduced High-Temperature Reverse Leakage; Increased Reliability Against Thermal Runaway Failure in High-Temperature Operation
Excellent High-Temperature Stability
Patented Super Barrier Rectifier (SBR®) Technology
Soft, Fast Switching Capability
+150°C Operating Junction Temperature
Lead-Free Finish; RoHS Compliant (Notes 1 & 2)
Halogen and Antimony Free. “Green” Device (Note 3)
The SBR6100CTLQ is suitable for automotive applications requiring specific change control; this part is AEC-Q101 qualified, PPAP capable, and manufactured in IATF16949 certified facilities. https://www.diodes.com/quality/product-definitions/

Application(s)

DC/DC converters
DC/AC inverters
AC/DC power supplies

Product Specifications

Product Parameters

@ TerminalTemperature TT (ºC)	150
AEC Qualified	Yes
Compliance (Only Automotive supports PPAP)	Automotive
Configuration	Dual
Maximum Average Rectified Current IO (A)	6
Peak Repetitive Reverse Voltage VRRM (V)	100
Peak Forward Surge Current IFSM (A)	78
Forward VoltageDrop V_F(V)	0.74
@ IF (A)	3
Maximum Reverse Current IR (μA)	100
@ VR (V)	100
Reverse Recovery Time trr (ns)	N/A
Total Capacitance CT (pF)	80

Technical Documents

SPICE Model

SBR6100CTLQ.spice.txt

Recommended Soldering Techniques

TN1.pdf

Product Change Notices (PCNs)

A PCN may only apply to specific orderable part numbers in this datasheet. Please refer to the corresponding PCN to see the exact orderable part number(s) affected.

PCN #	Issue Date	Implementation Date	Subject
PCN-2618	2023-03-03	2023-06-03	Qualification of Additional Wafer Source, Lead Frame Structure, and Mold Compound Type Changes for Select Discrete Automotive Products