Schottky Diodes Increase Power Density for High-Temperature Applications
Built on sub-micron trench
technology, Vishay’s 30CTT045 and
60CPT045 Schottky diodes offer
extremely low forward-voltage drop
and low reverse leakage.
A high and stable breakdown
voltage accommodates voltage
spikes and further optimises
power density. These high-performance
45V Schottky
diodes offer a maximum
junction temperature of 175°C,
allowing designers to increase
power density in high-temperature
applications.
The maximum forward-voltage
drop of these devices is
typically below 0.5V at 30A for
the 60CPT045, and typically
below 0.5V at 15A for the
30CTT045 at 125°C.
Reverse leakage at 125°C is only 5mA and
2mA for the respective devices, with very
tight parameter distribution. Both devices
offer an optimised trade-off between
forward voltage and reverse current for
increased system efficiency. The 30CTT045
is offered in a TO-220 package, while the
60CPT045 is offered in a TO-247 package.
FEATURES
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- 175°C maximum junction temperature
- Reverse leakage at 125°C
5mA (60CPT045) 2mA (30CTT045)
- Increased ruggedness enabling reverse avalanche capability
- Negligible switching losses
- Sub-micron trench technology
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APPLICATIONS
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- High-efficiency SMPS
- Automotive power modules
- High-frequency switching systems
- Output rectification
- Reverse-battery protection
- DC/DC systems
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The 30CTT045 and 60CPT045 increase power density
with a 175°C maximum junction temperature.
- Fairchild Semiconductor’s FAN2108, page