STMicroelectronics FERD30H100SB-TR Diode Rectifier 100V 30A DPAK Tape & Reel
- Brand: STMicroelectronics
- Product Code: FERD30H100SB-TR
- Availability: In Stock
$0.38
- Ex Tax: $0.38
Advanced Field Effect Rectifier Diode for High-Performance Power Electronics
STMicroelectronics introduces the FERD30H100SB-TR, a cutting-edge field effect rectifier diode designed for demanding power conversion applications. This 100V 30A DPAK packaged component combines advanced semiconductor technology with robust surface mount design, delivering exceptional efficiency and reliability in modern electronic systems.
Key Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Max Reverse Voltage | 100 V |
| Rectified Current | 30A |
| Package Type | TO-252-3 (DPAK) |
| Mounting Style | Surface Mount |
Engineered for high-speed power applications, this rectifier diode features fast recovery characteristics (< 500ns) while maintaining minimal switching losses. The DPAK package ensures excellent thermal performance through its low thermal resistance design, allowing operation at junction temperatures up to 175°C. This makes the FERD30H100SB-TR particularly suitable for automotive electronics, industrial power supplies, and renewable energy systems where thermal stability is critical.
The component's field effect rectifier technology provides significant advantages over traditional diodes, including reduced conduction losses and improved energy efficiency. Its tape & reel packaging format (TR) facilitates automated PCB assembly while maintaining component integrity during manufacturing processes.
As part of STMicroelectronics' comprehensive power management portfolio, this diode rectifier meets modern industry standards for RoHS compliance and REACH regulations. The device's surface mount design enables compact PCB layouts while maintaining high current handling capabilities through its optimized metallization pattern.
Tags: Power Diodes, STMicroelectronics Components, DPAK Package, High Voltage Rectifiers, Surface Mount Devices