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    X-REL Semiconductor launches high-temperature 40- and 80-V diode family.

    11/29/2012
    Designed for down-hole, automotive, aeronautics & aerospace applications
    Click image to enlarge: XTR1N0400- and 0800-series high-temperature diodes include four independent well-matched devices in a single package.

    Following the announcement of its XTRM product family (?60 to 230 °C) of high-temperature and extreme reliability electronics components, X-REL has announced the availability of new products belonging to its diode family: XTR1N0415 and XTR1N0450 are diodes with a reverse voltage above 55 V. XTR1N0815 and XTR1N0850 are diodes with a reverse voltage above 90 V. Each part comprises four electrically independent, well-matched diodes in a single piece of silicon. Targeted applications are general rectification, voltage blocking and clamping, power supplies, reliability-critical, automotive, aeronautics & aerospace, and down-hole. "Having four diodes in a single package brings a lot of flexibility to our customers, and also helps to minimize the bill-of-materials. As with all of our XTRM hi-rel and hi-temp products, these diodes are qualified to operate beyond the range ?60 to 230 °C," said Gonzalo Picún, Chief Technical Officer at X-REL. X-REL Semiconductor XTR1N0400 Product deeplink XTR1N0800 Product deeplink

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