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SMB8.2: Description600 W, UNIDIRECTIONAL, SILICON, TVS DIODE; Categorysemiconductor Discrete semiconductor; File Size33KB，4 Pages; ManufacturerLITEON; Websitehttp://optoelectronics.liteon.com/en-global/Home/index; Lite-On began producing LED lamps in 1975; the company has steadily grown to become one of the world's largest manufacturers of optoelectronics products by providing customers with visible and infrared product solutions. High-volume production of commercial and application-specific products, as well as strong R&D and vertical integration capabilities have proven to be key and differentiating factors in Lite-On's success.

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600 W, UNIDIRECTIONAL, SILICON, TVS DIODE

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LITE

POWER

SEMICONDUCTOR

SMB SERIES

STAND-OFF VOLTAGE -

6.8

200

Volts

POWER DISSIPATION -

600

WATTS

SURFACE MOUNT

UNIDIRECTIONAL AND BIDIRECTIONAL

TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SUPPRESSORS

FEATURES

Rating to 200V VBR

For surface mounted applications

Reliable low cost construction utilizing molded plastic

technique

Plastic material has UL flammability classification

94V-O

Typical IR less than 1uA above 10V

Fast response time: typically less than 1.0ps for

Uni-direction,less than 5.0ns for Bi-direction,form 0

Volts to BV min

SMB

DIM.

MIN.

4.06

3.30

1.96

0.15

5.21

0.05

2.01

0.76

MAX.

4.57

3.94

2.21

0.31

5.59

0.20

2.62

1.52

MECHANICAL DATA

Case : Molded plastic

Polarity : by cathode band denotes uni-directional

device none cathode band denotes bi-directional device

Weight : 0.003 ounces, 0.093 gram

All Dimensions in millimeter

MAXIMUM RATINGS AND ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Ratings at 25 C ambient temperature unless otherwise specified.

Single phase, half wave, 60Hz, resistive or inductive load.

For capacitive load, derate current by 20%

CHARACTERISTICS

PEAK POWER DISSIPATION AT T

= 25 C,

= 1ms (Note 1,2)

Peak Forward Surge Current 8.3ms

single half sine-wave super imposed

on rated load (Note 3)

(JEDEC METHOD)

Steady State Power Dissipation at T

=75 C

SYMBOLS

VALUE

UNIT

Minimum 600

WATTS

FSM

100

AMPS.

M(AV)

5.0

WATTS

Maximum Instantaneous forward voltage

at 50A for unidirectional devices only (Note 3)

SEE NOTE 4

Volts

Operating Temperature Range

-55 to +150

Storage Temperature Range

STG

-55 to +175

REV. 1, 24-May-2000

NOTES : 1. Non-repetitive current pulse, per fig. 3 and derated above T

= 25 C per fig.1.

2. Thermal Resistance junction to Lead

3. 8.3ms single half-sine wave duty cycle= 4 pulses maximum per minute (unidirectional units only).

4. V

= 3.5V on SMB6.8 thru SMB90A devices and V

= 5.0V on SMB100 thru SMB200A devices.

RATING AND CHARACTERISTIC CURVES

SMB SERIES

LITE

PEAK FORWARD SURGE CURRENT,

AMPERES

FIG.1 - PULSE DERATING CURVE

PEAK PULSE DERATING IN % OF PEAK

POWER OR CURRENT

100

FIG.2 - MAXIMUM NON-REPETITIVE SURGE CURRENT

120

100

Pulse Width 8.3ms

Single Half-Sine-Wave

(JEDEC METHOD)

10 X 1000 WAVEFORM AS

DEFINED BY R.E.A.

100

125

150

175

200

AMBIENT TEMPERATURE, C

NUMBER OF CYCLES AT 60Hz

FIG.3 - PULSE WAVEFORM

=10us

10000

FIG.4 - TYPICAL JUNCTION CAPACITANCE

PEAK PULSE CURRENT , (%)

100

Peak value (I

RSM)

Half value=

CAPACITANCE , (pF)

RSM

Pulse width (T

) is defined

as that point where the

peak current decays to

50% of I

RSM

Uni-directional

= 25 C

1000

Bi-directional

=25 C

10 x 1000 waveform as

defined by R.E.A.

100

1.0

2.0

3.0

4.0

100

1000

T, TIME ( ms )

STAND-OFF VOLTAGE, VOLTS

100

=150 C

(AV)

STEADY STATE POWER DISSIPATION (W)

FIG.5 - PULSE RATING CURVE

FIG.6 - STEADY STATE POWER DERATING CURVE

5.0

, PEAK POWER ( K

)

4.0

NON-REPETITIVE

PULSE WAVEFORM

SHOWN IN FIG 3.

3.0

2.0

1.0

5.0mm LEAD AREAS

1.0

60Hz RESISTIVE OR

INDUCTIVE LOAD

0.1

0.1us

1.0us

10us

100us

1.0ms

10ms

0.0

100

125

150

175

200

, PULSE WIDTH

TL, LEAD TEMPERATURE

REV. 1, 24-May-2000

LITE

Device

Uni-

directional

Device

Bi-

directional

POWER

SEMICONDUCTOR

Maximum

Reverse Voltage

at I

RSM

(Clamping

Voltage)

RSM

(Volts)

10.8

10.5

11.7

11.3

12.5

12.1

13.8

13.4

15.0

14.5

16.2

15.6

17.3

16.7

19.0

18.2

22.0

21.2

23.5

22.5

26.5

25.5

29.1

27.7

31.9

30.6

34.7

33.2

39.1

37.5

43.5

41.4

47.7

45.7

52.0

49.9

56.4

53.9

61.9

59.3

Device

Marking code

Breakdowm voltage

VBR Volts

Working

PeakReverse

Voltage

RWM

(Volts)

5.50

5.80

6.05

6.40

6.63

7.02

7.37

7.78

8.10

8.55

8.92

9.40

9.72

10.2

10.5

11.1

12.1

12.8

12.9

13.6

14.5

15.3

16.2

17.1

17.8

18.8

19.4

20.5

21.8

23.1

24.3

25.6

26.8

28.2

29.1

30.8

31.6

33.3

34.8

36.8

Maximum

Reverse

Leakage at

RWM

IR (uA)

1000

500

200

50.0

20.0

5.0

Maximum

Reverse Surge

Current

RSM

(Amps)

55.6

57.1

51.3

53.1

48.0

49.6

44.0

44.8

40.0

41.4

37.0

38.5

34.7

35.9

31.6

33.0

27.3

28.3

25.5

26.7

22.6

23.5

20.6

21.7

18.8

19.6

17.3

18.1

15.3

16.0

13.8

14.4

12.6

13.2

11.6

12.0

10.6

11.2

9.6

10.1

(UNI)

SMB6.8

SMB6.8A

SMB7.5

SMB7.5A

SMB8.2

SMB8.2A

SMB9.1

SMB9.1A

SMB10

SMB10A

SMB11

SMB11A

SMB12

SMB12A

SMB13

SMB13A

SMB15

SMB15A

SMB16

SMB16A

SMB18

SMB18A

SMB20

SMB20A

SMB22

SMB22A

SMB24

SMB24A

SMB27

SMB27A

SMB30

SMB30A

SMB33

SMB33A

SMB36

SMB36A

SMB39

SMB39A

SMB43

SMB43A

SMB6.8C

SMB6.8CA

SMB7.5C

SMB7.5CA

SMB8.2C

SMB8.2CA

SMB9.1C

SMB9.1CA

SMB10C

SMB10CA

SMB11C

SMB11CA

SMB12C

SMB12CA

SMB13C

SMB13CA

SMB15C

SMB15CA

SMB16C

SMB16CA

SMB18C

SMB18CA

SMB20C

SMB20CA

SMB22C

SMB22CA

SMB24C

SMB24CA

SMB27C

SMB27CA

SMB30C

SMB30CA

SMB33C

SMB33CA

SMB36C

SMB36CA

SMB39C

SMB39CA

SMB43C

SMB43CA

(BI)

Min.

6.12

6.45

6.75

7.13

7.38

7.79

8.19

8.65

9.00

9.50

9.90

10.5

10.8

11.4

11.7

12.4

13.5

14.3

14.4

15.2

16.2

17.1

18.0

19.0

19.8

20.9

21.6

22.8

24.3

25.7

27.0

28.5

29.7

31.4

32.4

34.2

35.1

37.1

38.7

40.9

Max.

7.48

7.14

8.25

7.88

9.02

8.61

10.0

9.55

11.0

10.5

12.1

11.6

13.2

12.6

14.3

13.7

16.3

15.8

17.6

16.8

19.8

18.9

22.0

21.0

24.2

23.1

26.4

25.2

29.7

28.4

33.0

31.5

36.3

34.7

39.6

37.8

42.9

41.0

47.3

45.2

@IT( mA)

10.0

1.0

KDK KDM

KEK KEM

KFK

KFM

KGK KGM

KHK KHM

KKK KKM

KLK KLM

KMK KMM

KNK KNM

KPK

KPM

KQK KQM

KRK KRM

KSK

KSM

KTK KTM

KUK KUM

KVK KVM

KWK KWM

KXK KXM

KYK KYM

KZK KZM

LDK

LEK

LFK

LGK

LDM

LEM

LFM

LGM

LHK LHM

LKK LKM

LLK

LLM

LMK LMM

LNK

LPK

LQK

LRK

LSK

LTK

LUK

LVK

LNM

LPM

LQM

LRM

LSM

LTM

LUM

LVM

LWK LWM

LXK

LYK

LZK

LXM

LYM

LZM

LITE

Device

Uni-

directional

Device

Bi-

directional

Device

Marking code

Breakdowm voltage

VBR Volts

Working

PeakReverse

Voltage

RWM

(Volts)

38.1

40.2

41.3

43.6

45.4

47.8

50.2

53.0

55.1

58.1

60.7

64.1

66.4

70.1

73.7

77.8

81.0

85.5

89.2

94.0

97.2

102

105

111

121

128

130

136

138

145

146

154

162

171

Maximum

Reverse

Leakage at

RWM

IR (uA)

5.0

Maximum

Reverse Surge

Current

RSM

(Amps)

8.85

9.26

8.16

8.56

7.45

7.79

6.74

7.06

6.12

6.52

5.56

5.83

5.08

5.31

4.58

4.80

4.17

4.38

3.80

3.95

3.47

3.64

3.21

3.35

2.79

2.90

2.61

2.74

2.46

2.56

2.33

2.44

2.09

2.19

Maximum

Reverse Voltage

at I

RSM

(Clamping

Voltage)

RSM

(Volts)

67.8

64.8

73.5

70.1

80.5

77.0

89.0

85.0

98.0

92.0

108

103

118

113

131

125

144

137

158

152

173

165

187

179

215

207

230

219

244

234

258

246

287

274

(UNI)

SMB47

SMB47A

SMB51

SMB51A

SMB56

SMB56A

SMB62

SMB62A

SMB68

SMB68A

SMB75

SMB75A

SMB82

SMB82A

SMB91

SMB91A

SMB100

SMB100A

SMB110

SMB110A

SMB120

SMB120A

SMB130

SMB130A

SMB150

SMB150A

SMB160

SMB160A

SMB170

SMB170A

SMB180

SMB180A

SMB200

SMB200A

NOTE :

SMB47C

SMB47CA

SMB45C

SMB45CA

SMB56C

SMB56CA

SMB62C

SMB62CA

SMB68C

SMB68CA

SMB75C

SMB75CA

SMB82C

SMB82CA

SMB91C

SMB91CA

SMB100C

SMB100CA

SMB110C

SMB110CA

SMB120C

SMB120CA

SMB130C

SMB130CA

SMB150C

SMB150CA

SMB160C

SMB160CA

SMB170C

SMB170CA

SMB180C

SMB180CA

SMB200C

SMB200CA

(BI)

Min.

42.3

44.7

45.9

48.5

50.4

53.2

55.8

Max.

51.7

49.4

56.1

53.6

61.6

58.8

68.2

65.1

74.8

71.4

82.5

78.8

90.2

86.0

100

95.5

110

105

121

116

132

126

143

137

165

158

176

168

187

179

198

189

220

210

@IT( mA)

1.0

MDK MDM

MEK MEM

MFK MFM

MGK MGM

MHK MHM

MKK MKM

MLK MLM

MMK MMM 58.9

MNK MNM

MPK MPM

MQK MQM

MRK MRM

MSK MSM

MTK MTM

MUK MUM

MVK MVM

61.2

64.6

67.5

71.3

73.8

77.8

81.9

86.5

MWK MWM 90.0

MXK MXM

MYK MYM

MZK MZM

NDK NDM

NEK

NFK

NEM

NFM

95.0

99.0

105

108

114

117

124

135

143

144

152

153

162

171

180

190

NGK NGM

NHK NHM

NKK NKM

NLK

NLM

NMK NMM

NNK NNM

NPK

NPM

NQK NQM

NRK NRM

NSK

NTK

NSM

NTM

1) Suffix 'A ' denotes 5% tolerance device,no suffix denotes 10 % tolerance device.

2) Add suffix 'C 'or ' CA ' after part number to specify Bi-directional devices.

3) For Bi-Directional devices having VR of 10 volts and under, the IR limit is double .

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