MPE-220AVR Equivalent & Substitute Parts Reference

Part Overview

The Sanken Electric USA Inc. MPE-220AVR is an active diode array component in the Diodes, Rectifiers category. It features a common cathode Schottky configuration with a reverse voltage of 100 V and an average rectified current per diode of 20A. Finding substitute models is required for manufacturing continuity, BOM flexibility, compliance needs, and inventory management. Alternatives must strictly match electrical and mechanical specifications to guarantee form, fit, and function.

Substiute Parts

MPE-220AVR

Sanken Electric USA Inc.In Stock: 1015MPE-220AVR Datasheet

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STPS60H100CT

STMicroelectronicsIn Stock: 90375STPS60H100CT Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute parts for the MPE-220AVR are grouped strictly according to common cathode Schottky diode array configuration, maximum reverse voltage, average rectified current per diode, forward voltage characteristics, recovery time, mounting type, and package compatibility. Each listed substitute matches or exceeds the defined parameters: 100 V reverse voltage, common cathode configuration, Schottky technology, fast recovery, and through-hole mounting. Package types are compared to ensure compatibility.

Key substitution parameters:

• Diode Configuration: 1 Pair Common Cathode
• Technology: Schottky
• Voltage - DC Reverse (Vr) (Max): 100 V
• Current - Average Rectified (Io) (per Diode)
• Voltage - Forward (Vf) (Max) @ If
• Speed: Fast Recovery
• Mounting Type: Through Hole
• Package / Case

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Both MPE-220AVR and STPS60H100CT maintain active product status and equivalent international compliance designations, including RoHS and MSL 1 (Unlimited). The ECCN and HTSUS codes match category requirements for diodes and rectifiers. Selection can be based directly on these explicit compliance statuses and documentations.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What are the main parameters that must match for substitution?
A1: Diode configuration, technology, maximum reverse voltage, average rectified current per diode, forward voltage, speed, mounting type, and package compatibility must strictly match.

Q2: Are package differences permitted when substituting?
A2: Package/case and supplier device package types must comply with board layout and assembly requirements. Only the listed compatible packages and mounting types should be considered.

Q3: Does RoHS or MSL status affect substitution compatibility?
A3: Both parts possess RoHS and MSL 1 (Unlimited) statuses; these parameters permit direct interchange regarding environmental compliance and handling.

Q4: Can compliance (ECCN, HTSUS) be used for selection?
A4: Both models share identical ECCN and HTSUS codes, enabling substitution for applications requiring strict export and tariff alignment.

Q5: What electrical differences must be considered?
A5: Review average rectified current, forward voltage, and reverse leakage current strictly as specified. Substitution should only proceed if these parameters satisfy design requirements.