Group,
Hate to do it to you again (Thanks DUG and ENZO) ;-) I think a 2N3906 will suffice for my last request.
I am now in desperate need of a Rectron SF304A three lead common anode dual supply rectifier in a TO247 case. It crosses to an International Rectifier 20F2R15 and I am at a loss for a replacement also.
Heres the data:
http://doc.chipfind.ru/pdf/rectron/sf302a.pdf
Thanks
Jim
Hate to do it to you again (Thanks DUG and ENZO) ;-) I think a 2N3906 will suffice for my last request.
I am now in desperate need of a Rectron SF304A three lead common anode dual supply rectifier in a TO247 case. It crosses to an International Rectifier 20F2R15 and I am at a loss for a replacement also.
Heres the data:
http://doc.chipfind.ru/pdf/rectron/sf302a.pdf
Thanks
Jim
Well, going to Digi-Key again:
Diode array (because it is a dual diode)
TO-247
Common Cathode
>30A
>200V
<35nS
came up with 13
This one showed the lowest forward V drop at 30A
STTH6002CW STMicroelectronics | 497-3553-5-ND | DigiKey
http://www.st.com/web/en/resource/technical/document/datasheet/CD00005110.pdf
The difference will be that the forward voltage @ 30A is 1.05V vs 0.93V @ 25deg C
Again, depends on what is important.
Try Newark or Mouser

Diode array (because it is a dual diode)
TO-247
Common Cathode
>30A
>200V
<35nS
came up with 13
This one showed the lowest forward V drop at 30A
STTH6002CW STMicroelectronics | 497-3553-5-ND | DigiKey
http://www.st.com/web/en/resource/technical/document/datasheet/CD00005110.pdf
The difference will be that the forward voltage @ 30A is 1.05V vs 0.93V @ 25deg C
Again, depends on what is important.
Try Newark or Mouser
Oh, then does it HAVE to be a dual diode in a TO247 then? How about a pair of TO220 single diodes? Mount them side by side - only takes slightly more room. Are you building or replacing?
Or get one of those square 30-35A bridge rectifiers and just use half of it. Bolt it to the chassis or the heat sink as needed. Even if this is a replacement of existing part, you can still mount a bridge on the chassis and run three wires back to the board.
Or get one of those square 30-35A bridge rectifiers and just use half of it. Bolt it to the chassis or the heat sink as needed. Even if this is a replacement of existing part, you can still mount a bridge on the chassis and run three wires back to the board.
OOPS, not paying attention to little (important) details.
Try this one:APT30D20BCAG
APT30D20BCAG Microsemi Power Products Group | APT30D20BCAG-ND | DigiKey
APT30D20BCAG | Microsemi

Try this one:APT30D20BCAG
APT30D20BCAG Microsemi Power Products Group | APT30D20BCAG-ND | DigiKey
APT30D20BCAG | Microsemi
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