Formosa MS Bridge Rectifier GBU6A THRU GBU6M List List................................................................................................. 1 Package outline............................................................................... 2 Features.......................................................................................... 2 Mechanical data............................................................................... 2 Maximum ratings ............................................................................. 2 Rating and characteristic curves........................................................ 3 Pinning information........................................................................... 4 Marking........................................................................................... 4 Tube packing & Bulk packing............................................................. 4 Suggested thermal profiles for soldering processes............................. 5 High reliability test capabilities...........................................................6 http://www.formosams.com/ TEL:886-2-22696661 FAX:886-2-22696141 Page 1 Document ID Issued Date DS-242131 2008/02/10 Revised Date - Revision Page. A 6 Formosa MS Bridge Rectifier GBU6A THRU GBU6M 6.0A Miniature Glass Passivated Single-Phase Bridge Rectifiers-50-1000V Package outline GBU Features .156(3.95) .148(3.75) 0.874(22.20) 0.860(21.80) • Surge overload ratings to 175 amperes peak. • Recommended for non-automatic applications. • Ideal for & save space on printed circuit board. • Applicable for automatic insertion. • Reliable low cost construction utilizing molded plastic 9° typ. .310(7.9) .290(7.4) .154(3.9) .146(3.7) .752(19.1) .720(18.3) technology results in inexpensive product. .401(10.2) .392(9.80) • Glass passivated chip junctions. • Lead-free parts meet RoHS requirments. • UL recognized file # E321971 .079(2.00) .063(1.60) .075(1.9)R – ~ ~ + .100(2.54) .085(2.16) .126(3.20) .114(2.90) .72(18.29) .68(17.27) Mechanical data .047(1.20) .035(0.90) .022(0.56) .018(0.46) .080(2.03) .065(1.65) • Epoxy:UL94-V0 rated flame retardant • Case : Molded plastic, GBU • Terminals : Solder plated, solderable per .210(5.30) .190(4.80) Dimensions in inches and (millimeters) MIL-STD-750, Method 2026 • Polarity : marked on body • Mounting Position : Any • Weight : Approximated 4.00 gram Maximum ratings (AT T A=25 oC unless otherwise noted) PARAMETER CONDITIONS Forward rectified current See Fig.1 Forward surge current 8.3ms single half sine-wave superimposed on rate load (JEDEC methode) V R = V RRM T A = 25 OC Reverse current V R = V RRM T A = 125 OC Symbol I FSM 175 A 5.0 IR Typical Junction capacitance Note3 CJ Note2 A 2s 127 211.0 94.0 7.4 2.2 R èJA T STG uA 500 R èJC Storage temperature UNIT A I 2t Note1 MAX. 6.0 t < 8.3 m s Typical thermal resistance TYP. IO I 2t Rating for fusing Typical thermal resistance MIN. pF O C/W O C/W O +175 -65 C Note 1. Unit case mounted on 3.2x3.2"x0.12" thick (8.2x8.2x0.30 cm) Aluminum plate heatsink 2. Unit mounted on P.B.C., 0.5"x0.5" (12x12mm) copper pads, 0.375"(9.5mm) lead length 3. Measured at 1.0MHz and applied reverse voltage of 4.0 Vo 4. Recommended mounting position is to bolt down on heatsink with silicon thermal compound for maximum heat transfer with #6 screws *1 V RRM (V) V RMS*2 (V) *3 VR (V) GBU6A 50 35 50 SYMBOLS GBU6B 100 70 100 GBU6D 200 140 200 GBU6G 400 280 400 GBU6J 600 420 600 GBU6K 800 560 800 GBU6M 1000 700 1000 http://www.formosams.com/ TEL:886-2-22696661 FAX:886-2-22696141 *4 VF (V) Operating temperature T J, ( OC) *1 Repetitive peak reverse voltage *2 RMS voltage *3 Continuous reverse voltage 1.10 -55 to +150 *4 Maximum forward voltage@6A Page 2 Document ID Issued Date DS-242131 2008/02/10 Revised Date - Revision Page. A 6 Fig.1 - Forward Current Derating Curve 8 6 4 2 60Hz resistive or inductive load 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 Fig. 2 - Maximum Non-Repetitive Peak Forward Surge Current Peak Forward Surge Current (A) Average Forward Current (A) Rating and characteristic curves (GBU6A THRU GBU6M) 200 150 100 50 0 160 1 10 Fig. 3 - Typical Instantaneour Forward Characteristics (Per Leg) Fig. 4 - Typical Reverse Characteristics Per Leg 1000 100 10 T j =25°C 1.0 0.1 pulse width =300µS 1% duty cycle 0.01 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 100 T j =125°C 10 0.1 T j =25°C 0.01 0 100 50 - 400V 600 - 1000V 1.0 10 100 Transient Thermal Resistance (°C/W) Junction Capacitance (pF) T J =25°C f=1.0MHz Vsig=50mVp-p 40 60 80 100 Fig. 6 - Typical Transient Thermal Impedance 100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.1 1.0 10 100 Heating Time, t (sec) Reverse Voltage (Volts) http://www.formosams.com/ TEL:886-2-22696661 FAX:886-2-22696141 20 Percent of Rated Peak Reverse Voltage ( %) Fig. 5 - Typical Junction Capacitance 1000 50 - 400V 600 - 1000V 1.0 Instantaneous Forward Voltage (Volts) 10 0.1 100 Number of Cycles at 60 Hz Instantaneous Reverse Current (µA) Instantaneous Forward Current (A) Lead Temperature ( OC) Page 3 Document ID Issued Date DS-242131 2008/02/10 Revised Date - Revision Page. A 6 Formosa MS Bridge Rectifier GBU6A THRU GBU6M Pinning information Simplified outline Symbol ~ ~ ~ – + + - ~ Marking Type number Marking code GBU6A GBU6B GBU6D GBU6G GBU6J GBU6K GBU6M GBU6A GBU6B GBU6D GBU6G GBU6J GBU6K GBU6M Tube packing PACKAGE TUBE (pcs) TUBE SIZE (m/m) BOX (pcs) INNER BOX (m/m) 20 474*42*7 1000 490*145*132 GBU CARTON SIZE (m/m) CARTON (pcs) 503*310*150 2,000 APPROX. GROSS WEIGHT (kg) 14.0 BULK PACKING DEVICE Q'TY 1 INNER CASE (PCS / BOX) BOX SIZE TYPE GBU CARTON Q'TY 2 SIZE (PCS / CARTON) (m/m) 800 http://www.formosams.com/ TEL:886-2-22696661 FAX:886-2-22696141 350 * 337 * 44 Page 4 CROSS WEIGHT(kg) (m/m) 375 * 360 * 213 APPROX. 3,200 Document ID Issued Date DS-242131 2008/02/10 16.9 Revised Date - Revision Page. A 6 Formosa MS Bridge Rectifier GBU6A THRU GBU6M Suggested thermal profiles for soldering processes 1.Storage environment: Temperature=10 oC~35 oC Humidity=65%±15% 2.Reflow soldering of surface-mount devices Critical Zone T L to T P tP TP Ramp-up TL tL Temperature T smax T smin TS ts Preheat 25 Ramp-down t25 oC to Peak Wave Soldering IR Reflow Time 3.Flow (wave)soldering (solder dipping) Profile Feature Soldering Condition Average ramp-up rate(T L to TP ) <3oC/sec Preheat -Temperature Min(Tsmin) -Temperature Max(Tsmax) -Time(min to max)(t s ) 100oC 150oC 60~120sec Tsmax to TL -Ramp-upRate <3oC/sec Time maintained above: -Temperature(TL ) -Time(tL ) 183oC 60~150sec 255oC-0/+5 oC Peak Temperature(T P ) Time within 5 oC of actual Peak Temperature(tP ) 10~30sec Ramp-down Rate <6 oC/sec Time 25oC to Peak Temperature <6minutes http://www.formosams.com/ TEL:886-2-22696661 FAX:886-2-22696141 Page 5 Document ID Issued Date DS-242131 2008/02/10 Revised Date - Revision Page. A 6 Formosa MS Bridge Rectifier GBU6A THRU GBU6M High reliability test capabilities Item Test Conditions Reference O 1. Solder Resistance at 260±5 C for 10±2sec. immerse body into solder 1/16"±1/32" MIL-STD-750D METHOD-2031 2. Solderability at 245±5 OC for 5 sec. MIL-STD-202F METHOD-208 3. High Temperature Reverse Bias V R=80% rate at T A=150 OC for 168 hrs. MIL-STD-750D METHOD-1026 4. Forward Operation Life Rated average rectifier current at T=25 OC for 500hrs. MIL-STD-750D METHOD-1027 T A = 25 OC, I F = I O On state: power on for 5 min. off state: power off for 5 min. on and off for 500 cycles. MIL-STD-750D METHOD-1036 5. Intermittent Operation Life 6. Pressure Cooker 15P SIG at TA=121 OC for 4 hrs. 7. Temperature Cycling -55 OC to +125OC dwelled for 30 min. and transferred for 5min. total 10 cycles. 8. Thermal Shock 9. Forward Surge 10. Humidity 11. High Temperature Storage Life 12. Solvent Resistance http://www.formosams.com/ TEL:886-2-22696661 FAX:886-2-22696141 MIL-STD-750D METHOD-1051 MIL-STD-750D METHOD-1056 0 OC for 5 min. rise to 100 OC for 5 min. total 10 cycles. MIL-STD-750D METHOD-4066-2 8.3ms single half sine-wave superimposed on rated load, one surge. at TA=65 OC, RH=98% for 1000hrs. MIL-STD-750D METHOD-1038 at 175OC for 1000 hrs. MIL-STD-750D METHOD-1031 Dip into Freon at 25OC for 1 min. MIL-STD-202F METHOD-215 Page 6 Document ID Issued Date DS-242131 2008/02/10 Revised Date - Revision Page. A 6