DK208D Series - 1200V 8Amp Rectifier Diode in D-Pak

Series: DK208D
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This DK208D 8A, 1200V rated standard recovery rectifier diode in a compact TO-252 surface mount package is ideal as a bypass diode or anti-parallel diode for active switching component.

Features:

  • Standard recovery rectifier
  • Voltage capability up to 1200 V
  • 50Hz surge capability up to150A
  • High di/dt capability
  • Halogen free and RoHS compliant

Applications:

Typical applications are high voltage pulse generator using capacitor discharge such as electric fences and stun guns, and high voltage DC to DC converter seen in small EV / E-bike charger systems.

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Catalog #IFRMS (A)VRRM (V)VFM (V)StockSamples
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