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    SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

    SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

    Anyone knows where to find this part?

    I was thinking of just using two 100V 5A single Schottky diodes.

    What you guys think?

    Thanks,

    Joe
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    #2
    Re: SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

    Will this part work?
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      #3
      Re: SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

      Originally posted by MegaOne302
      Will this part work?
      The electrical specs are close enough. The problem is the mounting tab. The original has an insulated tab, the replacement you want to use has the tab electrically connected to the center lead. Depending on the topology of the heat sink (most are connected to ground), you will have to use an insulating pad (mica or silicone) and an insulated washer.

      PlainBill
      For a number of reasons, both health and personal, I will no longer be active on this board. Any PMs asking for assistance will be ignored.

      Never be afraid to try something new. Remember, amateurs built the ark. Professionals built the Titanic.

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        #4
        Re: SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

        Hi Bill,

        Thanks for the replay…
        I had to get this LCD going ASAP so I subbed the SRF10100C (after all, its 2 Schottky diodes in one package). I used 4 SR3100 3A 100V schottky diodes running 2 parallel sets of 6A 100V for each leg. Let's see how long it holds.

        Thanks guys,

        Joe
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          #5
          Re: SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

          Update, don't think it's going to hold. The diodes may be too slow; I'm getting minor pulses on the screen itself.
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            #6
            Re: SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

            Looks like I made a mistake; just dropped the refresh rate down to 60Hz from 70Hz and the LCD is doing fine.
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              #7
              Re: SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

              Originally posted by MegaOne302
              Looks like I made a mistake; just dropped the refresh rate down to 60Hz from 70Hz and the LCD is doing fine.
              I would expect that. It is rare to find a LCD montor that requires more than 3 A on the 5 VDC supply. This would be a short term solution, however. The diode is mounted on a heat sink for a reason.

              PlainBill
              For a number of reasons, both health and personal, I will no longer be active on this board. Any PMs asking for assistance will be ignored.

              Never be afraid to try something new. Remember, amateurs built the ark. Professionals built the Titanic.

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                #8
                Re: SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

                I don't believe you can parallel Schottky diodes. Minor differences in switching speed between them are additive.

                Toast
                veritas odium parit

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                  #9
                  Re: SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

                  For this reason I get horrible quality on DC waveforms with 3 dual-diode full-wave like that in parallel for 24V supply in one LCD. I think this what blew the chipset because this one oddly used 24V to 2 buck regualators for 5V supplies, where one would use decent seperate supply circuit to pump 12V and 5V direct from SMPS and keep 24V noisy seperate for the backlighting.

                  Stranger things happened. :P

                  Cheers, Wizard

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                    #10
                    Re: SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

                    So far, it's been on around 24 hours at 60Hz with no noticeable problems.

                    I think the diodes are switching too slow.

                    Can this be why the LCD won't do 70Hz or above?
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                      #11
                      Re: SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

                      Originally posted by Toasty
                      I don't believe you can parallel Schottky diodes.
                      That's right. The Vf changes quickly with temperature so the diode with lower Vf takes more current, it heats up lowering its Vf so taking more current... this goes on until it takes all current and maybe it destroys itself.
                      It is different for diodes like SRF10100C or MBR10H100CT, the junctions are on the same die/body so the Vf is almost the same and if the temperature increase both Vf junctions drop.

                      Another replacement for SRF10100C could be STPS10H100CFP, the body is already insulated.

                      Ciao
                      Gianni
                      "In the confrontation between the stream and the rock, the stream always wins...Not through strength, but through persistence."
                      H. J. Brown

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                        #12
                        Re: SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

                        Hi Gianni,

                        The SR3100 I used has the same 0.85 Vf as the SRF10100C. But I do understand what you're saying about the junctions causing resistance. Is the Ir better on the (SR3100 30ma@125c) then the (SRF10100C 10ma@125c)?

                        This is why I love electronics, the learning never ends…

                        Thanks for the Sub P/N,

                        Joe
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                          #13
                          Re: SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

                          Ir= reverse current.
                          Low value is better than high value because it causes power dissipation when the diode is reversed polarized (Pwaste=Ir X Vr).
                          Obviously the wasted power increase at higher frequencies.

                          For SRF10100C the 10mA is for one diode, so the total Ir at nominal Vdc and 125ºC is 20mA using both diodes.

                          Ciao
                          Gianni
                          "In the confrontation between the stream and the rock, the stream always wins...Not through strength, but through persistence."
                          H. J. Brown

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                            #14
                            Re: SRF10100C 100V 10A Dual Schottky Barrier Power Rectifier

                            Thank you
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