Features
- 600-volt Schottky rectifier
- Optimized for PFC boost diode application
- Zero-reverse-recovery current
- High-frequency operation
- Temperature-independent switching behavior
- Extremely fast switching
- Positive temperature coefficient on VF
C3D1P7060Q
1.7-A; 600-V; Z-Rec® Schottky; 3.3-mm QFN package
NOTE: Not recommended for new designs.
NOTE: This product is not recommended for new designs and is now End of Life.
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Product SKU | Data Sheet | Blocking Voltage | Current Rating | Generation | Forward Voltage(VF(type)) | Maximum Continuous Current (IF) | Total Capacitive Charge (QC (typ)) | Total Power Dissipation (PTOT) | Package | Qualification | Recommended For New Design? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
C3D1P7060Q | 600 V | 1.7 A | Gen 3 | 1.5 V | 3 A | 4 nC | 35.5 W | QFN | Industrial | No |
Benefits
- Compact surface-mount package
- Essentially no switching losses
- Higher efficiency
- Reduction of heat-sink requirements
- Parallel devices without thermal runaway
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