MBRS130LT3G

The MBRS130LT3G is a Schottky Barrier Rectifier manufactured by ON Semiconductor. Schottky diodes are semiconductor devices known for their low forward voltage drop and fast switching characteristics, making them ideal for various applications such as rectification, freewheeling, and voltage clamping.

Key Features:

• Schottky Barrier Technology: Utilizes Schottky barrier technology to achieve low forward voltage drop, typically much lower than that of conventional PN junction diodes.

• Fast Switching Speed: Offers fast switching characteristics, allowing for efficient rectification of high-frequency signals and rapid response in switching applications.

• Low Forward Voltage Drop: Exhibits a low forward voltage drop, reducing power losses and improving overall efficiency in power conversion circuits.

• High Surge Capability: Designed to withstand high surge currents and transient voltages, providing robust performance in demanding operating conditions.

• Low Reverse Leakage Current: Features low reverse leakage current, ensuring minimal power dissipation and enhanced reliability in reverse-biased conditions.

• Surface Mount Package: Packaged in a surface-mount format, enabling easy integration onto printed circuit boards (PCBs) and compact electronic designs.

• RoHS Compliance: Complies with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive, ensuring environmental friendliness and compatibility with modern manufacturing standards.

Applications:

• Power Supply Rectification: Used in power supply circuits for rectifying AC voltage to DC voltage, providing a smooth DC output for electronic devices.

• Freewheeling Diode: Employed as freewheeling diodes in flyback, forward, and boost converter topologies to suppress voltage spikes and protect switching devices.

• Reverse Polarity Protection: Integrated into circuits as reverse polarity protection diodes to prevent damage from reverse voltage conditions.

• Voltage Clamping: Utilized as voltage clamping diodes in transient voltage suppression (TVS) circuits to limit voltage spikes and protect sensitive components from overvoltage events.

• Battery Charging: Used in battery charging circuits for diode-OR functions and blocking reverse current flow from the battery during discharge.

• Switching and Logic Circuits: Integrated into switching and logic circuits for signal rectification, level shifting, and polarity conversion in digital and analog applications.