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Schottky rectifiers have been used in the power supply industry for approximately 15 years. During this time, significant fiction as well as fact has been associated with this type of rectifier. The primary assets of Schottky devices are switching speeds approaching zero-time and very low forward voltage drop (VF). This combination makes Schottky barrier rectifiers ideal for the output stages of switching power supplies. On the negative side, Schottky devices are also known for limited high-temperature operation, high leakage and limited voltage range BVR. Though these limitations exist, they are quantifiable and controllable, allowing wide application of these devices in switch mode power supplies.High leakage, when associated with standard P-N junction rectifiers, usually indicates &amp;ldquo;badness,&amp;rdquo; implying poor reliability. In a Schottky device, leakage at high temperature(75 &amp;deg;C and greater) is often on the order to several milliamps, depending on chip size. In the case of<br/><a href="https://www.kingtronics.tw/wap.asp?mode=WAP&amp;act=View&amp;id=73&amp;Page=1">[&lt;&lt;]</a><a href="https://www.kingtronics.tw/wap.asp?mode=WAP&amp;act=View&amp;id=73&amp;Page=1">[[1]]</a><a href="https://www.kingtronics.tw/wap.asp?mode=WAP&amp;act=View&amp;id=73&amp;Page=2">[2]</a><a href="https://www.kingtronics.tw/wap.asp?mode=WAP&amp;act=View&amp;id=73&amp;Page=2">[&gt;&gt;]</a><br/>
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