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Littelfuse LSIC2SD120E40CC
SiC Schottky Diode Series
Product Description
The LSIC2SD120E40CC Series of silicon carbide (SiC) Schottky diodes is designed for high-performance applications requiring minimal reverse recovery current and superior thermal management. With a maximum junction temperature of 175 °C and a peak forward surge current capability of 140 A, these diodes ensure reliable operation under demanding conditions.
They exhibit a forward voltage drop of 1.5 V and a reverse current of 100 µA, making them suitable for applications aimed at enhancing efficiency and reliability. The common cathode configuration and TO247-3L package type facilitate easy integration into various circuit designs, while the through-hole mounting method provides robust connectivity.
Offer details
- Best offer from:
Trusted supplier — France, member since 2021, 1–4 employees- Availability:
- 30 pcs.In-StockUpdated at: 28-07-2025
- Warranty:
- 3 months
- Condition:
- New Factory Sealed
Specifications
- Brand
- Littelfuse
- VRRM(V)
- 1200
- Forward Voltage Drop VF (V)
- 1.5
- Reverse Current IR (µA)
- 100
- Peak Forward Surge Current IFSM (A)
- 140
- QC (nC)
- 115
- Package Type
- TO247-3L
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