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Low-forward-voltage 1,200 V diodes target high-power rectification

October 30, 2025 By Emma Lutjen Leave a Comment

A new family of 1,200 V rectifier diodes is available in ThinDPAK, D2PAK-D, and TO-247BD packages from Taiwan Semiconductor. The devices are offered with current ratings of 15 A, 30 A, and 60 A. Each diode series supports a maximum forward-voltage rating of 1.3 V and maintains low reverse leakage below 10 µA at 25 °C. The junction temperature rating is 175 °C.

All six models are designed for single-configuration rectification. Two versions, PLAD15QH and PLDS30QH, meet the AEC-Q automotive qualification. The remaining four models maintain similar electrical characteristics and mechanical formats without automotive qualification.

These diodes are intended for high-voltage power conversion and rectification. Representative uses include three-phase AC/DC conversion, computing power systems, AI-related power architectures, EV charging equipment, on-board battery charging, Vienna rectifier topologies, totem-pole and other bridgeless designs, inverters, UPS systems, and high-power general rectification.

Part no Package Conf. VRRM(V) IF (A) VF Max (V) IFSM (A) Tj Max(℃) Automotive
PLAD15QH ThinDPAK Single 1200 15 1.3 250 175 Yes
PLDS30QH D2PAK-D Single 1200 30 1.3 400 175 Yes
PLAD15Q ThinDPAK Single 1200 15 1.3 250 175 No
PLDS30Q D2PAK-D Single 1200 30 1.3 400 175 No
PLAH30Q TO-247BD Single 1200 30 1.3 400 175 No
PLAH60Q TO-247BD Single 1200 60 1.3 600 175 No

Samples are available through distributors, and production lead time is approximately 8–14 weeks after order acceptance. Datasheets, SPICE models, thermal models, and CAD files are provided to support the design-in process.

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