PD-96036
HFA06TB120SPbF.. Series
HEXFREDTM
Ultrafast, Soft Recovery Diode
(K)
VR = 1200V
VF(typ.)* = 2.4V
IF(AV) = 6.0A
Features
BASE
+
2
UltrafastRecovery
Ultrasoft Recovery
Very Low IRRM
Very Low Qrr
SpecifiedatOperatingConditions
Lead-Free
Qrr (typ.)= 116nC
IRRM(typ.) = 4.4A
trr(typ.) = 26ns
3
1
(N/C)
(A)
di(rec)M/dt (typ.)* = 100A/µs
Benefits
Reduced RFI and EMI
Reduced Power Loss in Diode and Switching
Transistor
HigherFrequencyOperation
Reduced Snubbing
Reduced Parts Count
D2 Pak
Description
International Rectifier's HFA06TB120S is a state of the art ultra fast recovery diode.
Employing the latest in epitaxial construction and advanced processing techniques it
features a superb combination of characteristics which result in performance which is
unsurpassed by any rectifier previously available. With basic ratings of 1200 volts and 6
amps continuous current, the HFA06TB120S is especially well suited for use as the
companion diode for IGBTs and MOSFETs. In addition to ultra fast recovery time, the
HEXFRED product line features extremely low values of peak recovery current (IRRM) and
does not exhibit any tendency to "snap-off" during the tb portion of recovery. The
HEXFREDfeaturescombinetoofferdesignersarectifierwithlowernoiseandsignificantly
lower switching losses in both the diode and the switching transistor. These HEXFRED
advantages can help to significantly reduce snubbing, component count and heatsink
sizes. The HEXFRED HFA06TB120S is ideally suited for applications in power supplies
and power conversion systems (such as inverters), motor drives, and many other similar
applications where high speed, high efficiency is needed.
Absolute Maximum Ratings
Parameter
Max.
Units
VR
Cathode-to-Anode Voltage
Continuous Forward Current
Single Pulse Forward Current
Maximum Repetitive Forward Current
Maximum Power Dissipation
Maximum Power Dissipation
Operating Junction and
1200
8.0
80
V
IF @ TC = 100°C
IFSM
IFRM
A
24
PD @ TC = 25°C
62.5
25
W
PD @ TC = 100°C
TJ
-55 to +150
°C
TSTG
Storage Temperature Range
* 125°C
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10/07/05