Schottky Diode, 200V Peak Reverse Repetitive Voltage, 5A Maximum Continuous Forward Current. This general-purpose rectifier features a TO-252 package with a lead-frame SMT mounting type and gull-wing leads. The single dual anode configuration offers a 0.9V Peak Forward Voltage and operates across a temperature range of -65°C to 175°C. The TO-252 package measures 6.7mm (Max) in length, 5.7mm (Max) in width, and 2.5mm (Max) in height.
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Panjit BD5200YS T/R13 technical specifications.
| Basic Package Type | Lead-Frame SMT |
| Package Family Name | TO-252 |
| Package/Case | TO-252 |
| Package Description | Deca Watt Package |
| Lead Shape | Gull-wing |
| Pin Count | 3 |
| PCB | 2 |
| Tab | Tab |
| Package Length (mm) | 6.7(Max) |
| Package Width (mm) | 5.7(Max) |
| Package Height (mm) | 2.5(Max) |
| Seated Plane Height (mm) | 2.5(Max) |
| Pin Pitch (mm) | 2.3 |
| Package Material | Plastic |
| Mounting | Surface Mount |
| Jedec | TO-252AA |
| Type | Schottky Diode |
| Configuration | Single Dual Anode |
| Peak Reverse Repetitive Voltage | 200V |
| Maximum Continuous Forward Current | 5A |
| Peak Non-Repetitive Surge Current | 100A |
| Peak Forward Voltage | 0.9V |
| Peak Reverse Current | 50uA |
| Min Operating Temperature | -65°C |
| Max Operating Temperature | 175°C |
| Operating Junction Temperature | -65 to 175°C |
| Cage Code | SZE49 |
| EU RoHS | Yes with Exemption |
| HTS Code | 8541100080 |
| Schedule B | 8541100080 |
| ECCN | EAR99 |
| Automotive | No |
| AEC Qualified | No |
| PPAP | No |
| RoHS Versions | 2011/65/EU, 2015/863 |
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