Diode/Bridge Rectifier

Silicon carbide (SiC) Schottky diode uses a new technology that can provide excellent switching performance and has higher reliability than silicon. Silicon carbide's no reverse recovery current, temperature-independent switching characteristics, and excellent thermal performance make it a next-generation power semiconductor product. System benefits include highest energy efficiency, faster operating frequency, increased power density, reduced EMI, and reduced system size and cost.

POWERMITEPower encapsulation The Schottky diode uses the Schottky diode barrier principle, using barrier metal and epitaxial structure, which can produce an optimized forward voltage drop-reverse current trade-off. This advanced encapsulation technology can be used to achieve energy-efficient miniature, space-saving devices. Due to its unique thermal design, Powermite has the same thermal performance as SMA, but with a 50% smaller footprint and a height profile of < 1.1 mm, one of the smallest in the industry. Due to its small size, it is suitable for portable and battery-operated products such as cellular and cordless phones, chargers, notebook computers, printers, PDAs and PCMCIA cards. Typical applications are AC-DC and DC-DC converters, reverse battery protection and "OR" operation of multiple supply voltages, and other applications where performance and size performance are critical.