CP1000 THRU CP1008 SINGLE-PHASE SILICON BRIDGE VOLTAGE - 50 to 800 Volts CURRENT - P.C. MTG 3A, HEAT-SINK MTG 10A CP-10 FEATURES l Surge overload rating—200 Amperes peak l Low forward voltage drop and reverse leakage l Small size, simple installation l Plastic package has Underwriter Laboratory Flammability Classification 94V-O l 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