CENTRAL CMPD7006

Y
RCMPD7006
A
IN
IM
EL
Central
CMPD7006A
CMPD7006C
CMPD7006S
PR
TM
Semiconductor Corp.
DESCRIPTION:
The Central Semiconductor CMPD7006,
CMPD7006A, CMPD7006C and CMPD7006S
are silicon switching diodes with various diode
configurations, manufactured by the epitaxial
planar process and packaged in an epoxy
molded SOT-23 surface mount case. These
devices are designed for applications requiring
high voltage switching diodes.
SURFACE MOUNT
VERY HIGH VOLTAGE
SILICON SWITCHING DIODE
SOT-23 CASE
The following configurations are available:
CMPD7006
CMPD7006A
CMPD7006C
CMPD7006S
SINGLE
DUAL, COMMON ANODE
DUAL, COMMON CATHODE
DUAL, IN SERIES
MARKING
MARKING
MARKING
MARKING
MAXIMUM RATINGS PER DIODE: (TA=25°C)
Peak Repetitive Reverse Voltage
LI
Peak Repetitive Forward Current
E
R
Forward Surge Current, tp=1.0 µs
Forward Surge Current, tp=1.0 s
P
Power Dissipation
Operating and Storage
Junction Temperature
Thermal Resistance
SYMBOL
VR
C7006
C706A
C706C
C706S
Y
R
A
600
UNITS
V
600
V
100
mA
300
mA
IFSM
4.0
A
IFSM
1.0
A
PD
350
mW
TJ, Tstg
-65 to +150
°C
ΘJA
357
°C/W
N
I
M
Continuous Reverse Voltage
Continous Forward Current
CODE:
CODE:
CODE:
CODE:
VRRM
IF
IFRM
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS PER DIODE: (TA=25°C unless otherwise noted)
SYMBOL
TEST CONDITIONS
MIN
TYP
IR
VR=480V
7.0
IR
VR=480V, TA=150°C
BVR
IR=1.0µA
600
675
VF
IF=10mA
0.88
VF
IF=50mA
1.04
VF
IF=100mA
1.16
CT
VR=0V, f=1.0 MHz
trr
IR=IF=10mA, RL=100Ω, Rec. to 1.0mA
MAX
100
100
1.0
1.2
1.4
5.0
500
UNITS
nA
µA
V
V
V
V
pF
ns
R0 (8-December 2003)
Central
TM
IM
RY
A
INCMPD7006
L
RE
P
Semiconductor Corp.
CMPD7006A
CMPD7006C
CMPD7006S
SURFACE MOUNT
VERY HIGH VOLTAGE
SILICON SWITCHING DIODE
SOT-23 CASE - MECHANICAL OUTLINE
MARKING CODE:
SEE PREVIOUS PAGE
2
1
2
1
D1
3
D2
3
2
1
D1
D2
3
2
1
D1
D2
3
LEAD CODE:
LEAD CODE:
LEAD CODE:
LEAD CODE:
CMPD7006
1) Anode
2) No Connection
3) Cathode
CMPD7006A
1) Cathode D2
2) Cathode D1
3) Anode D1, Anode D2
CMPD7006C
1) Anode D2
2) Anode D1
3) Cathode D1, Cathode D2
CMPD7006S
1) Anode D2
2) Cathode D1
3) Anode D1, Cathode D2
R0 (8-December 2003)