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DSC40065P 40A 650V High-Current SiC Schottky Rectifier

Enhance efficiency with the DSC40065P high-current SiC Schottky rectifier. Ideal for high-performance applications, ensuring reliable fast switching and low losses.

IF 40A
VRRM (Min) 650V
TJ -55℃~+175℃
Minimum order quantity 1000Pcs
Delivery time 4-6 weeks
VF (Typ) @ 175℃ 1.48V
IR (Typ) @ 175℃ 40uA
VF (Max) 1.48V
IFSM (Max) 340A
IR @25℃ 20uA
Rated IF 20A
Configuration Single Positive
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Product Overview

DSC40065P is a 40A 650V SiC Schottky diode in TO-247AC for higher-current boost rectifiers and industrial power conversion. Its forward-voltage specifications at 40A support conduction-loss calculations at the intended load current.

The 40A rating is specified at Tc = 140°C. Typical capacitive charge is 143nC at 400V and 25°C, providing a defined point for evaluating commutation behavior.

 

Key Features

● 650V repetitive peak reverse voltage with a 40A current rating.
● 143nC typical capacitive charge at 400V and 25°C.
● 1.48V maximum forward voltage at 40A and 25°C.
● 340A non-repetitive surge current for a 8.3ms pulse.

 

Key Specifications

Parameter Value and conditions
Configuration / package Single diode / TO-247AC
Forward current 40A at Tc = 140°C
Repetitive peak reverse voltage 650V
Forward voltage 1.23V typ / 1.48V max at IF = 40A, Tj = 25°C
1.35V typ / 1.88V max at IF = 40A, Tj = 175°C
Capacitive charge 143nC typ at VR = 400V, Tj = 25°C
Surge current 340A; non-repetitive, t = 8.3ms
Junction to case thermal resistance 0.38°C/W
Junction temperature range −55°C to +175°C

Current capability depends on case temperature and cooling. Use the datasheet derating curve when determining operating current.

 

Electrical Configuration and Pinout

With the marking face toward you and the leads pointing down, the left lead is K (cathode) and the right lead is A (anode). The exposed mounting tab is electrically connected to K.DSC40065P 1

Figure 1. Circuit and connection detail from the DSC40065P datasheet, page 1. A = anode; K = cathode.

Connection Function
Left lead K — cathode
Right lead A — anode
Metal tab K — electrically connected to the cathode

 

Typical Applications

● PFC boost rectifiers in AC-DC supplies.
● Industrial DC power modules.
● Battery-system DC-DC converters.

 

40A Rectification on 650V Power Stages

The 40A rating at a 140°C case temperature makes this device relevant to converters with a defined cooling path. The 650V blocking rating must cover the highest reverse-voltage peak, including switching overshoot.

 

Design Notes

The 40A operating point is tied to Tc = 140°C. Include conduction loss, commutation loss, the thermal interface and heatsink when determining usable current. Check reverse-voltage peaks against the 650V limit.

The metal tab carries the cathode potential. If the heatsink must remain at a different potential, use an appropriate insulating mounting interface and include its thermal resistance.

Capacitive charge is a typical characterization value, not a guaranteed maximum. Compare devices at the same reverse voltage and temperature; converter efficiency also depends on forward loss, the companion switch and operating frequency.

 

FAQ

At what case temperature is DSC40065P rated 40A?

The stated 40A operating point is at Tc = 140°C. Current capability must be evaluated at the actual case temperature.

Does lower capacitive charge guarantee higher efficiency?

No. Charge affects commutation, while total loss also depends on forward voltage, current, switching frequency and the companion switch.

Is the metal tab electrically isolated?

No. The tab is connected to the cathode.

Can the surge rating be used for repetitive overload?

No. IFSM is a non-repetitive pulse limit. Repeated overloads require evaluation of current, pulse duration, temperature and cooling.

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