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Product Information
ManufacturerINFINEON
Manufacturer Part NoBAS4002ARPPE6327HTSA1
Newark Part No.68R0434
Product RangeBAS400
Also Known AsBAS 4002A RPP E6327, SP000443736
Technical Datasheet
No. of PhasesSingle Phase
Repetitive Peak Reverse Voltage40V
Average Forward Current200mA
Bridge Rectifier Case StyleSOT-143
No. of Pins4Pins
Forward Voltage Max790mV
Bridge Rectifier MountingSurface Mount
Forward Surge Current2A
Operating Temperature Max150°C
Product RangeBAS400
SVHCNo SVHC (25-Jun-2025)
Product Overview
The BAS 4002A RPP E6327 is a 4-pin Bridge Rectifier Diode for polarity independence, reverse polarity protection and low loss bridge rectification. The low VF Schottky diode array allows 40V reverse voltage and 0.2A forward current.
- Fast switching
- Switching speed and low voltage drop
- For high energy efficiency rectifiers
- Very small systems
- Full and half bridge
- Suitable also for advanced reverse polarity protection
Applications
Mains Rectification
Technical Specifications
No. of Phases
Single Phase
Average Forward Current
200mA
No. of Pins
4Pins
Bridge Rectifier Mounting
Surface Mount
Operating Temperature Max
150°C
SVHC
No SVHC (25-Jun-2025)
Repetitive Peak Reverse Voltage
40V
Bridge Rectifier Case Style
SOT-143
Forward Voltage Max
790mV
Forward Surge Current
2A
Product Range
BAS400
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Legislation and Environmental
US ECCN:EAR99
EU ECCN:Unknown
RoHS Compliant:Yes
RoHS
RoHS Phthalates Compliant:Yes
RoHS
SVHC:No SVHC (25-Jun-2025)
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