STPS40A45CHY1 STMicroelectronics Schottky Diode (Transistor Outline, Vertical) In Stock

STMicroelectronics STPS40A45CHY1 is an aerospace-grade dual Schottky rectifier with 2x20A forward current and 45V reverse voltage in a TO-254AA package. It features a common-cathode configuration and 0.82V max forward voltage for high-reliability rectification. Available from stock worldwide with competitive pricing.

ACTIVESchottky DiodeVerified Jun 2026
Package / Visual Reference
STPS40A45CHY1Transistor Outline, Vertical
Quick Facts
Manufacturer
STMicroelectronics
Package
Transistor Outline, Vertical
Pin Count
3
Lifecycle
ACTIVE
Category
Schottky Diode
Temp Range
-65.0°C to 175.0°C
RoHS
Compliant
Lead Time
3–7 business days
Shipping
DHL Express · Worldwide

Key Features

  • Aerospace-qualified dual common-cathode Schottky rectifier rated at 2x20A and 45V, designed for harsh-environment high-reliability power systems
  • Ultra-low 0.82V maximum forward voltage at 20A per element minimizes conduction losses in space and defense power conversion stages
  • 200A non-repetitive peak forward current capability provides robust surge protection in demanding aerospace rectifier and freewheeling diode applications

Applications

The STPS40A45CHY1 is qualified for aerospace and high-reliability applications where dual 20A Schottky rectifiers must withstand harsh vibration, wide temperature extremes, and strict lot-traceability requirements. Its common-cathode dual configuration simplifies full-wave and center-tap rectifier designs in satellite onboard power supplies and defense-grade DC-DC converters operating from 28V bus systems. Engineers also select it for space-flight power conditioning modules where the 0.82V forward voltage and 200A surge rating ensure margin against transient fault conditions without requiring parallel device redundancy.

Specifications

Date Of Intro2020-03-20
YTEOL5.7
ApplicationGENERAL PURPOSE
ConfigurationCOMMON CATHODE, 2 ELEMENTS
Diode Element MaterialSILICON
Diode TypeRECTIFIER DIODE
Forward Voltage-Max (VF)0.82V
JEDEC-95 CodeTO-254AA
JESD-30 CodeS-MSFM-P3
Non-rep Pk Forward Current-Max200A
Number of Elements2
Number of Phases1
Output Current-Max20A
Package Body MaterialMETAL
Package ShapeSQUARE
Package StyleFLANGE MOUNT
Rep Pk Reverse Voltage-Max45V
Reverse Current-Max25 µA
Reverse Test Voltage45V
Surface MountNO
TechnologySCHOTTKY
Terminal FormPIN/PEG
Terminal PositionSINGLE
PackageTransistor Outline, Vertical

Compliance & Regulatory

RoHS StatusCompliant
Lead-FreeYes (Pb-Free)
ECCNEAR99
HTS Code8541.10.00.80
Country of OriginFrance

Datasheet

STPS40A45CHY1 Datasheet Download

Official datasheet from STMicroelectronics

Alternate & Equivalent Parts

Compatible alternatives and drop-in replacements for STPS40A45CHY1:

STPS40A45CHYGSTMicroelectronics

Rectifier Diode, Schottky, 1 Phase, 2 Element, 20A, 45V V(RRM), Silicon, TO-254AA

View Part →
STPS40A45CHYTSTMicroelectronics

Rectifier Diode, Schottky, 1 Phase, 2 Element, 20A, 45V V(RRM), Silicon, TO-254AA

View Part →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the per-element current rating and forward voltage of STPS40A45CHY1, and how do these benefit aerospace power supplies?

Each of the 2 Schottky elements in STPS40A45CHY1 is rated at 20A continuous forward current with a maximum forward voltage of 0.82V. At 20A, the 0.82V Vf means just 16.4W of conduction loss per element — critical in aerospace power supplies where every watt of thermal dissipation must be managed within a mass-constrained chassis at temperatures up to 150°C junction.

What is the surge current rating of STPS40A45CHY1 and when is this relevant in spacecraft rectifier designs?

STPS40A45CHY1 withstands a non-repetitive peak forward current of 200A, which is 10x the continuous 20A rating. This surge margin is important during spacecraft power bus recovery after a capacitor short-circuit event or load transient, where inrush currents can briefly exceed 100A before the fault is cleared by upstream protection circuitry.

How does the common-cathode configuration of STPS40A45CHY1 simplify a full-wave rectifier circuit in a 28V aerospace bus?

In a common-cathode dual Schottky package, both anode inputs share one cathode terminal. This lets designers build a 2-diode full-wave center-tap rectifier using a single component with only 3 PCB connections versus 2 separate diodes requiring 4 connections. For a 28V aerospace bus with 2 AC transformer secondary taps, this configuration reduces connector count and potential failure points in a flight-critical rectifier stage.

What package does STPS40A45CHY1 use and how does it support the thermal management needs of a satellite power module?

STPS40A45CHY1 comes in a TO-254AA package, which is a 3-lead through-hole vertical package with an electrically isolated mounting tab. The isolated tab allows direct chassis mounting with a thermal interface material to achieve junction-to-case thermal resistance well under 2°C/W, supporting continuous 20A operation at ambient temperatures up to 100°C in a satellite power conditioning module without additional heat-spreading hardware.

Related Guides

Why Buy from FindMyChip

Authorized Source
Verified supply chain with full traceability & inspection
$
Competitive Pricing
Factory-direct from China distributors, low MOQ
Fast Shipping
DHL Express 3–5 days · FedEx/UPS 5–7 days worldwide
Quality Guaranteed
30-day replacement for defective parts, no questions asked

About STMicroelectronics

STMicroelectronics is a global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum of electronics applications. ST's products are found in a wide range of applications including automotive, industrial, personal electronics, and communications.

AvailabilityIn Stock
Reference Price (USD)
Contact for Price
Buy from 1pc · Factory-direct pricing
pcs

In Stock · 24h Response · Worldwide Shipping

Lead Time3-7 business days
MOQFrom 1 piece
ShippingDHL / FedEx / UPS
OriginChina (Authorized)

Response within 24 hours · Worldwide shipping

Their engineering team helped us find a pin-compatible alternative when our original MCU went EOL.

MR
Marco Rossi
CTO, AutoDrive Systems, Italy