From6.8V to 220V.
UNI ANDBIDIRECTIONALTYPES
LOW CLAMPINGFACTOR
FASTRESPONSETIME
UL RECOGNIZED
DESCRIPTION
Transildiodes provide high overvoltageprotection
by clamping action. Their instantaneousresponse
to transientovervoltagesmakes them particularly
suited to protect voltage sensitive devices such
as MOS Technology and low voltage supplied
IC’s.
SM 6T 6V8CA / 220CA
TRANSIL
SMB
(JEDECD0-214AA)
TM
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS (T
amb
=25°C)
SymbolParameterValueUnit
P
PP
PPowerdissipationon infiniteheatsinkT
I
FSM
T
stg
T
j
T
L
Note 1 : Fora surge greater than themaximum values,the diode will fail in short-circuit.
Peak pulsepower dissipation(see note 1)Tjinitial = T
50°C5W
amb =
Non repetitivesurge peakforward
currentfor unidirectionaltypes
tp= 10ms
Tjinitial = T
Storagetemperaturerange
Maximumjunction temperature
Maximumlead temperaturefor solderingduring 10 s.
amb
amb
600W
100A
- 65 to + 175
150
260°C
THERMALRESISTANCES
SymbolParameterValueUnit
R
R
th (j-l)
th (j-a)
Junctionto leads20°C/W
Junctionto ambienton printedcircuit on recommendedpad
Note 2 : Pulse test : tp<50ms.
Note 3 : ∆VBR=αT*(T
Note 4 : VR= 0 V, F = 1MHz. For bidirectionaltypes,
capacitancevalue is divided by 2.
10 s
PULSE WAVEFORM 10/1000 s
1000 s
- 25)*VBR(25°C).
amb
2/5
Fig.1:
Peakpulse powerdissipationversus initial
junctiontemperature(printedcircuitboard).
t
SM6Txx
Fig.2 :
Peak pulsepower versusexponentialpulse duration.
Fig.3 :Clamping voltageversuspeakpulsecurrent.
Exponentialwaveform t
=20µs________
p
= 1 ms-------------
t
p
= 10 ms ...............
t
p
Note : Thecurves of thefigure 3 are specifiedfor a junctiontemperatureof 25 °C beforesurge.
The givenresults maybe extrapolatedfor other junctiontemperaturesby usingthe followingformula :
∆V
= αT*[T
BR
-25]*VBR(25°C)
amb
Forintermediatevoltages, extrapolatethe given results.
3/5
SM6Txx
Fig. 4a : Capacitance versus reverse applied
voltage for unidirectional types (typical values).
Fig. 5 :
Peak forward voltage drop versus peak
forward current (typical values for unidirectional
types).
Fig. 4b : Capacitance versus reverse applied
voltage for bidirectional types (typical values).
Fig. 6 :
Transient thermal impedance junctionambient versus pulse duration.
Mounting on FR4 PC Board with Recommended
pad layout.
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