Silicon Schottky Diodes For low-loss, fast-recovery, meter protection, bias isolation and clamping application Integrated diffused guard ring Low forward voltage Pb-free (RoHS compliant) package ) Qualified according AE Q BAT64 BAT64-W BAT64-4 BAT64-4W BAT64-5 BAT64-5W BAT64-6 BAT64-6W!!!!,,,,,, ESD (Electrostatic discharge) sensitive device, observe handling precaution! Type Package onfiguration L S (nh) Marking BAT64 BAT64-W BAT64-4 BAT64-4W BAT64-5 BAT64-5W BAT64-6 BAT64-6W SOT SD8 SOT SOT SOT SOT SOT SOT single single series series common cathode common cathode common anode common anode Pb-containing package may be available upon special request.8.6.8.4.8.4.8.4 6s 64 64s 64s 65s 65s 66s 66s 7-6-
Maximum Ratings at T A = 5, unless otherwise specified Parameter Symbol Value Unit Diode reverse voltage V R 4 V Forward current I F 5 Non-repetitive peak surge forward current (t ms) I FSM 8 Average rectified forward current (5/6Hz, sinus) I FAV Total power dissipation BAT64, T S 86 BAT64-W, T S BAT64-4, BAT64-6, T S 6 BAT64-4W, BAT64-6W, T S BAT64-5, T S 6 BAT64-5W, T S 4 P tot mw 5 5 5 5 5 5 Junction temperature T j 5 Storage temperature T stg -55... 5 Thermal Resistance Parameter Symbol Value Unit Junction - soldering point ) BAT64 BAT64-W BAT64-4, BAT64-6, BAT64-4W, BAT64-6W BAT64-5 BAT64-5W R thjs For calculation of R thja please refer to Application Note Thermal Resistance K/W 55 5 55 55 455 85 7-6-
Electrical haracteristics at T A = 5, unless otherwise specified Parameter Symbol Values Unit min. typ. max. D haracteristics Breakdown voltage I (BR) = µa V (BR) 4 - - V Reverse current V R = V V R = V, T A = 85 Forward voltage I F = I F = I F = I F = I R V F µa - - - - mv 7 5 85 4 7 44 5 5 57 75 A haracteristics Diode capacitance V R = V, f = MHz Reverse recovery time I F =, I R =, measured I R =, R L = Ω T - 4 6 pf t rr - - 5 ns 7-6-
Diode capacitance T = ƒ (V R ) f = MHz Reverse current I R = ƒ(v R ) T A = Parameter T pf 8 BAT 64... EHB59 Ι R µ A BAT 64... T A = 5 EHB58 7 85 6 5 4-5 - V - V V R V R Forward current I F = ƒ (V F ) T A = Parameter Forward current I F = ƒ (T S ) BAT64W Ι F BAT 64... EHB57 T A = -4 5 85 5 IF 5-5 -.5 V V F 5 45 6 75 9 5 5 T S 4 7-6-
Forward current I F = ƒ (T S ) BAT64-W Forward current I F = ƒ (T S ) BAT64-4, BAT64-6 IF IF 5 5 5 5 5 45 6 75 9 5 5 T S 5 45 6 75 9 5 5 T S Forward current I F = ƒ (T S ) BAT64-4W, BAT64-6W Forward current I F = ƒ (T S ) BAT64-5 IF IF 5 5 5 5 5 45 6 75 9 5 5 T S 5 45 6 75 9 5 5 T S 5 7-6-
Forward current I F = ƒ (T S ) BAT64-5W Permissible Puls Load R thjs = ƒ (t p ) BAT64-W K/W IF RthJS 5 5 D=.5...5...5 5 45 6 75 9 5 5 T S - -6-5 -4 - - s t P Permissible Pulse Load I Fmax / I FD = ƒ (t p ) BAT64-W Permissible Puls Load R thjs = ƒ (t p ) BAT64-4W, BAT64-6W K/W IFmax/IFD D=.5...5...5 RthJS.5...5...5 D = -6-5 -4 - - s t P - -6-5 -4 - - s t P 6 7-6-
Permissible Pulse Load I Fmax / I FD = ƒ (t p ) BAT64-4W, BAT64-6W Permissible Puls Load R thjs = ƒ (t p ) BAT64-5W K/W IFmax/IFD - D =.5...5...5 RthJS.5...5...5 D = -6-5 -4 - - s t P - -6-5 -4 - - s t P Permissible Pulse Load I Fmax / I FD = ƒ (t p ) BAT64-5W IFmax/IFD - D =.5...5...5-6 -5-4 - - s t p 7 7-6-
Package SD8 Package Outline.8 ±..7 ±. MAX.. M A +.5. -. ±.5 7. ±. A athode marking. ±.5.7±.. ±.5 Foot Print.45.5.5 Marking Layout (Example) 5, June Date code BAR6-W Type code athode marking Laser marking Standard Packing Reel ø8 mm =. Pieces/Reel Reel ø8 mm = 8. Pieces/Reel ( mm Pitch) Reel ø mm =. Pieces/Reel Standard 4 Reel with mm Pitch..5 8.45 athode marking.4.9 athode marking.7 8 7-6-
Date ode marking for discrete packages with one digit (SD8, S79, S75 ) ) ES-ode Month 4 5 6 7 8 9 4 a p A P a p A P a p A P b q B Q b q B Q b q B Q c r R c r R c r R 4 d s D S d s D S d s D S 5 e t E T e t E T e t E T 6 f u F U f u F U f u F U 7 g v G V g v G V g v G V 8 h x H X h x H X h x H X 9 j y J Y j y J Y j y J Y k z K Z k z K Z k z K Z l L 4 l L 4 l L 4 n N 5 n N 5 n N 5 ) New Marking Layout for S75, implemented at October 5.. 9 7-6-
Package SOT Package Outline +. ).4 -.5.9 ±..9 B.95.4 ±.5.5 MIN. MAX. ±.. MAX....8 MAX..8...5. ±. A.5 M B. M A Foot Print ) Lead width can be.6 max. in dambar area.8.8..9..9 Marking Layout (Example) EH s Manufacturer 5, June Date code (YM) Pin BW66 Type code Standard Packing Reel ø8 mm =. Pieces/Reel Reel ø mm =. Pieces/Reel 4.9. 8..65 Pin.5.5 7-6-
Package SOT Package Outline ±.. +. -.5 x. M. MAX...9 ±. A.65.65.±.. MIN..5 +. -.5.5 ±.. M A Foot Print.6 Marking Layout (Example) Standard Packing Reel ø8 mm =. Pieces/Reel Reel ø mm =. Pieces/Reel 4.. 8.8.6.65.65 Manufacturer 5, June Date code (YM) Pin BR8W Type code Pin.5. 7-6-
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