This document contains a SPICE model for the SF10LC40 diode manufactured by SHINDENGEN. It includes the model parameters for the DSF10LC40 subcircuit, graphs comparing the diode's measured and simulated forward and reverse characteristics, and simulation results showing good agreement between measurement and simulation.
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SF10LC40 PSpice Model (Free SPICE Model)
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COMPONENTS:
DIODE/ GENERAL PURPOSE RECTIFIER/ STANDARD
PART NUMBER: SF10LC40
MANUFACTURER: SHINDENGEN
Device Modeling Report
Bee Technologies Inc.
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SPICE MODEL
*S
* PART NUMBER: SF10LC40
* MANUFACTURER: SHINDENGEN
* VRM=400,IO=10A
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.SUBCKT SF10LC40 1 2 3
D1 1 2 DSF10LC40
D2 3 2 DSF10LC40
.MODEL DSF10LC40 D
+ IS=15.358E-6
+ N=2.9650
+ RS=17.007E-3
+ IKF=2.5537
+ CJO=129.37E-12
+ M=.41988
+ VJ=.5638
+ ISR=0
+ BV=400
+ IBV=10.000E-6
+ TT=26e-9
.ENDS
*$
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DIODE MODEL PARAMETERS
PSpice model
parameter
Model description
IS Saturation Current
N Emission Coefficient
RS Series Resistance
IKF High-injection Knee Current
CJO Zero-bias Junction Capacitance
M Junction Grading Coefficient
VJ Junction Potential
ISR Recombination Current Saturation Value
BV Reverse Breakdown Voltage(a positive value)
IBV Reverse Breakdown Current(a positive value)
TT Transit Time
EG Energy-band Gap
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V_V1
0V 0.4V 0.8V 1.2V 1.6V 2.0V 2.4V
I(R1)
100mA
1.0A
10A
40A
Forward Current Characteristic
Circuit Simulation Result
Evaluation Circuit
Comparison Graph
V1
0Vdc
R1
0.01m
0
U1
SF10LC40
R2
100MEG
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Reverse Recovery Characteristic Reference
Trj =18.00(ns)
Trb= 22.4(ns)
Conditions: Ifwd=0.2A,Irev=0.2A, Rl=50
Relation between trj and trb
Example