GS1YHE3-LTP
Micro Commercial Components (MCC) GS1YHE3-LTP (Standard Recovery Rectifier) is primarily used in circuit-protection applications such as power rectification, surge clamping, and overvoltage / overcurrent protection. Genuine original stock available; electrical parameters and package dimensions are subject to the official Datasheet. Contact us for pricing and in-stock availability.
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- SMA (DO-214AC)
Product overview
Micro Commercial Components (MCC) GS1YHE3-LTP (Standard Recovery Rectifier) is primarily used in circuit-protection applications such as power rectification, surge clamping, and overvoltage / overcurrent protection. Genuine original stock available; electrical parameters and package dimensions are subject to the official Datasheet. Contact us for pricing and in-stock availability.
- Manufacturer
- MCC
- Part number
- GS1YHE3-LTP
- Category
- Standard Recovery Rectifiers
- Package
- SMA (DO-214AC)
- Condition
- New & Original
- Lifecycle
- Confirm with manufacturer
- Lead time / MOQ
- Confirm with quotation
Technical parameters
10 parametersConstruction
- VF (IF=1A; TJ=25°C)
- 1.25 V
- IR (at Rated VR; TJ=25°C)
- 5 µA
- trr (Reverse Recovery Time)
- 1.88 µs
- CJ (VR=4V; f=1MHz; TJ=25°C)
- 5.5 pF
- Package
- SMA (DO-214AC)
Performance
- VRRM (Peak Repetitive Reverse Voltage)
- 1600 V
- VRMS (RMS Reverse Voltage)
- 1120 V
- IFSM (Non-Repetitive Peak Surge Current @8.3ms)
- 30 A
- IF(AV) (Average Rectified Forward Current @TL=115°C)
- 1 A
- Operating Junction Temperature
- -55 ~ 150 °C
Specifications & documentation
Use the official manufacturer documentation to verify electrical characteristics, package dimensions and operating limits before design approval.
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