TRSYS CP1002

CP1000 THRU CP1008
SINGLE-PHASE SILICON BRIDGE
VOLTAGE - 50 to 800 Volts CURRENT - P.C. MTG 3A, HEAT-SINK MTG 10A
CP-10
FEATURES
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Surge overload rating—200 Amperes peak
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Low forward voltage drop and reverse leakage
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Small size, simple installation
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Plastic package has Underwriter Laboratory
Flammability Classification 94V-O
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Reliable low cost construction utilizing molded
plastic technique
MECHANICAL DATA
Case: Molded plastic with heatsink integrally
mounted in the bridge encapsulation
Terminals: Leads solderable per MIL-STD-202,
Method 208
Weight: 0.21 ounce, 6.1 grams
MACXIMUM RATINGS AND ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
At 25 ambient temperature unless otherwise noted; resistive or inductive load at 60Hz .
Max Recurrent Peak Rev Voltage
Max Bridge Input Voltage RMS
Max Average Rectified Output at TC=50 *
See Fig. 2
at TC=100 *
at TA=50 **
Peak One Cycle Surge Overload Current
Max Forward Voltage Drop per element at
5.0A DC & 25 . See Fig. 3
Max Rev Leakage at rated Dc Blocking
Voltage per element at 25
See Fig 4
at100
Typical junction capacitance per leg (Note 4) CJ
I2t Rating for fusing ( t<8.3ms)
Typical Thermal Resistance (Note 2) R JA
Typical Thermal Resistance (Note 3) R JC
Operating Temperature Range
Storage Temperature Range
CP1000 CP1001 CP1002 CP1004 CP1006 CP1008 UNITS
50
100
200
400
600
800
V
35
70
140
280
420
560
V
A
10.0
A
3.0
3.0
200
A
1.1
V
10.0
1.0
200
164
25
5
-55 TO +125
-55 TO +150
NOTES:
* Unit mounted on metal chassis.
** Unit mounted on P.C. board.
1. Recommended mounting position is to bolt down on heatsink with silicone thermal compound
for maximum heat transfer with #6 screw.
2. Units Mounted in free air, no heatsink. P.C.B at 0.375”(9.5mm) lead length with 0.5×0.5”
A
mA
PF
A2S
/W
(12×12mm)copper pads.
3. Units Mounted on a 3.0×3.0” ×0.11” thick (7.5×7.5×0.3cm) AL plate heatsink.
4. Measured at 1.0MHZ and applied reverse voltage of 4.0 volts.
RATING AND CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
CP1000 THRU CP1008
Fig. 1-NON-RECURRENT SURGE RATING
Fig. 2-DERATING CURVE FOR OUTPUT
RECTIFIED CURRENT
Fig. 3-TYPICAL FORWARD CHARACTERISTICS Fig. 4- TYPICAL REVERSE CHARACTERISTICS