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Part Number Definition
ITO-220 Introduction
Product Features
Product Specifications Summary
Isolation Voltage
Test Conditions for Isolation Voltage Tests
Recommended Mounting Techniques
Applications
Schottky Rectifiers Selector Chart
Cross Reference
Case Outlines
Spice Model Parameters
Isolated TO-220
Schottky Rectifiers
Isolated TO-220
Schottky Rectifiers
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(Part numbers are listed on the Part Number Definition and Selector Chart pages).
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MBRF7xx
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MBRF10xx
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MBRF16xx
PRODUCT PART NUMBER - MBRF SERIES
M
edium Schottky
B
arrier Height
MB R F x yy
R
ectifier
Reverse Voltage
PRODUCT PART NUMBER - DUAL MBRF SERIES
ITO-220AC
ITO-220AB
Forward Current
Isolated TO-220
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MBRF15xxCT
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MBRF20xxCT
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MBRF25xxCT
M
edium Schottky
B
arrier Height
MB R F x yy CT
R
ectifier
Reverse Voltage
Forward Current
Isolated TO-220
C
enter
T
ap
PRODUCT PART NUMBER - SBLF SERIES
ITO-220AB
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SBLF10xx
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SBLF10xxCT
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SBLF16xxCT
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SBLF25LxxCT
S
chottky
B
arrier Rectifier
SB L F x L yy CT
Isolated TO-220
Reverse Voltage
L
ow Resistivity epi
(for extra-low V
F
)
Forward Current
C
enter
T
ap
L
ow Schottky Barrier Height
ITO-220AC
ITO-220 INTRODUCTION
Isolated TO-220 products can be used for all the same applications as standard TO-220 products
where isolation is needed between the device and a heatsink. ITO-220 products simplify assembly
since they do not require insertion of insulating pads and thermal grease between the device and
heatsink. The tradeoff is a slightly higher thermal resistance. Because larger heatsinks may be
required, ITO-220 products are popular in applications where space is not a major issue and sim-
pler assembly is desired. These applications include televisions and monitors.
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Electrically isolated package -- No additional isolation
hardware needed
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Package has Underwriters Laboratory Flammability
Classification 94V-0
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High current capability
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Low forward voltage drop
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High surge capability
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Metal silicon junction
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Guardring for overvoltage protection
PRODUCT FEATURES
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