10BQ015

10BQ015

Part Number: 10BQ015

Manufacturer: Vishay Semiconductors

Description: Schottky Diodes & Rectifiers

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Technical Specifications of 10BQ015

Category Discrete Semiconductor Products
Family Diodes – Rectifiers – Single
Manufacturer Vishay Semiconductor Diodes Division
Series
Packaging Bulk
Diode Type Schottky
Voltage – DC Reverse (Vr) (Max) 15V
Current – Average Rectified (Io) 1A
Voltage – Forward (Vf) (Max) @ If 350mV @ 1A
Speed Fast Recovery =< 500ns, > 200mA (Io)
Reverse Recovery Time (trr)
Current – Reverse Leakage @ Vr 500μA @ 15V
Capacitance @ Vr, F
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Package / Case DO-214AA, SMB
Supplier Device Package SMB
Operating Temperature – Junction -55°C ~ 125°C

10BQ015 Description

The VS-10BQ015-M3 surface mounts Schottky rectifier is a good choice for use in devices with limited board real estate as a result of its diminutive size as well as its low forward drop. When utilizing the barrier technology protected by a patent, the maximum junction temperature that may be safely operated is 125 degrees Celsius. The most common areas to find them in operation are disc drives, freewheeling diodes, converters, reverse battery protection switching power supplies, and battery charging.

10BQ015 Key Features

  • Low forward voltage loss is a property.
  • With a Guard ring, it is more durable and reliable over time.
  • It operates at 125 °C TJ (VR 5 V).
  • It is designed with OR-ing applications in mind.
  • Operating at a high frequency.
  • Encapsulation with high-temperature, high-purity epoxy for improved mechanical strength and moisture resistance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Schottky Diode?

What is Schottky Diode?

A metal-semiconductor junction diode is referred to as a Schottky diode. This type of diode is known as a hot-carrier diode, a low-voltage diode, and a Schottky barrier diode. A Schottky diode is produced at the junction where metal and semiconductors come together.

Low forward voltage drop and rapid switching action are the two characteristics that set Schottky diodes apart. A PN junction diode is well known to consist of a junction between p-type materials and n-type materials.

On the other hand, a Schottky diode substitutes metals like platinum or aluminum for P-type semiconductors.

How Is Schottky Rectifier Constructed

A metal-semiconductor junction is created between a metal and a semiconductor, forming a Schottky barrier (instead of a semiconductor–semiconductor junction as in conventional diodes). N-type silicon is often used as a semiconductor, and platinum,  molybdenum, chromium, or tungsten are frequently used as metals.

Some silicides, such as palladium silicide and platinum silicide, may also be utilized. Because the metal side of the diode serves as the device’s anode and the n-type semiconductor side serves as the device’s cathode, this indicates that conventional current can flow from the metal side to the semiconductor side of the diode but not the other way around. This Schottky barrier enables highly rapid switching while reducing the amount of forwarding voltage drop.

The diode’s forward voltage is determined by the particular combination of the metal and the used semiconductor. Schottky barriers can form in semiconductors of both the n-type and the p-type. On the other hand, p-type semiconductors often have a very significantly lower forward voltage. Because the reverse leakage current increases rapidly with a decrease in the forward voltage, the forward voltage cannot be too low.

As a result, the range typically used is between 0.5 and 0.7 V, and p-type semiconductors are used only in extremely uncommon circumstances. The temperatures required for source/drain annealing in CMOS processes can be withstood by titanium silicide and other refractory silicides. But because the forward voltage of these silicides is frequently too low to be effective, procedures that employ them often do not provide Schottky diodes.

What Is A Schottky Barrier?

A Schottky barrier, a depletion layer, can be created at the junction of an n-type semiconductor and a metal. The potential energy barrier that is produced at the metal-semiconductor junction is referred to as the Schottky barrier. For the electrons to travel through the diode, they must first overcome this potential energy barrier.

A rectifying Schottky barrier is created by the junction of a rectifying metal and a semiconductor. This rectifying Schottky barrier is essential in producing a device known as a Schottky diode. A metal and a semiconductor that does not conduct electricity in the opposite direction come together to produce a non-rectifying Schottky barrier.

What Are The Applications Of Schottky Rectifier

Radio Frequency Mixer and Detector Diode Applications

Because of their rapid switching rates and ability to operate at high frequencies, Schottky diodes are ideally suited for radio frequency applications. Additionally, because Schottky diodes have several different configurations for the metal-semiconductor junction, these semiconducting devices might be used in power detectors or mixer circuits.

Power Rectifier Applications

Because they differ from standard PN junction devices in that they have both a high current density and a low forward voltage drop, Schottky diodes are the best semiconductor devices to use in power rectifier applications. Due to this, Schottky diodes are the ideal semiconductor components for power rectifiers. These benefits lead to smaller heat sinks being incorporated into the design, decreased heat levels, and increased overall electrical system efficiency.

Power or Circuit Applications

Applications that require current to be generated by two power supplies in parallel may benefit from the usage of Schottky diodes. Due to the fact that Schottky diodes have a low forward voltage drop, they are ideally suited for use in applications that involve electricity or circuitry. Additionally, the presence of these diodes prevents current from flowing from one source into another in the opposite direction.

Solar Cell Applications

Because the sun cannot be used as a source of energy at all times of the day, solar cells are frequently combined with rechargeable batteries in order to store energy for later use. SiC Schottky diodes stop both high-performance solar cells from releasing through lower-performance solar cells and the batteries from discharging through the solar cells at night.

Clamp Diode Applications

Schottky diodes are utilized as switches in applications involving fast-clamp diodes. In this instance, the base junction is skewed forward. Schottky diodes dramatically shorten the turn-off time while accelerating the circuit speed. Schottky diodes significantly reduce the turn-off time while also speeding up the circuit.

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