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Vishay Introduces New Third Generation 650 V SiC Schottky Diodes to Improve Efficiency and Reliability of Switching Power Supply Designs

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Update time : 2023-05-27 10:25:09
        Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. has announced the introduction of 17 new third-generation 650 V silicon carbide (SiC) Schottky diodes, designed in a hybrid PIN Schottky (MPS) architecture, offering high inrush current protection with low forward voltage drop, capacitive charge and The low reverse leakage current contributes to the energy efficiency and reliability of switching power supply designs.
 
 
        The new generation of SiC diodes released today includes 4A to 40A devices in TO-22OAC 2L and TO-247AD 3L plug-in packages and D2PAK 2L (TO-263AB 2L) surface mount packages. Due to the MPS architecture, the device forward voltage drop is 0.3V lower than the previous generation solution, and the product of forward voltage drop and capacitive charge, the important factor of merit (FOM) for power efficiency, is 17% lower compared to the previous generation solution.
        Typical reverse leakage current of the diode is 30% lower at room temperature and 70% lower at high temperatures compared to close competitor solutions. This results in lower conduction losses and ensures high energy efficiency during light and no-load periods in the system. Unlike ultra-fast recovery diodes, third generation devices have virtually no recovery drag, enabling further efficiency gains. 
        Compared to silicon diodes with comparable breakdown voltages, SiC diodes have high thermal conductivity, low reverse currents and short reverse recovery times. The diode's reverse recovery time is virtually unaffected by temperature variations and can be operated at temperatures up to +175 °C without any change in energy efficiency due to switching losses. 
        Typical applications include AC/DC power factor correction (PFC) and DC/DC UHF output rectification in FBPS and LLC converters for power generation and exploration applications. The devices are highly reliable, RoHS compliant, halogen free, and have passed 2000 hours of high temperature reverse bias (HTRB) testing and 2000 thermal cycling temperature cycles, twice the test time and number of cycles specified in AEC-Q101.


 
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