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Diodes Unveils Automotive-Compliant Super Barrier Rectifier Products

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Diodes announced a family of automotive-compliant Super Barrier Rectifier (SBRFP) products, including 2A, 3A, and 8A variants. These devices are engineered to withstand surge events and load dumps, with avalanche energy ratings reaching up to 145mJ. The products are designed as drop-in replacements for conventional Schottky and PN junction diodes.

From electronicsweekly.com

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The SBRFP technology utilizes a metal oxide semiconductor (MOS) manufacturing process. For instance, the SBRFP8A60P5Q delivers a low maximum forward voltage of 0.55V at 8A, which reduces conduction losses and enables cooler operation in high-current applications.

From electronicsweekly.com

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