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EM513
Diotec Semiconductor
DIODE GEN PURP 1.6KV 1A DO41
95151 Pcs New Original In Stock
Diode 1600 V 1A Through Hole DO-41/DO-204AC
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EM513

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DiGi Electronics Part Number

EM513-DG
EM513

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DIODE GEN PURP 1.6KV 1A DO41

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Diode 1600 V 1A Through Hole DO-41/DO-204AC
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  • 10 0.1469 1.4694
  • 100 0.0727 7.2662
  • 500 0.0606 30.3150
  • 1000 0.0426 42.5695
  • 2000 0.0357 71.4656
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EM513 Technical Specifications

Category Diodes, Rectifiers, Single Diodes

Manufacturer Diotec Semiconductor

Packaging Cut Tape (CT)

Series -

Product Status Active

Technology Standard

Voltage - DC Reverse (Vr) (Max) 1600 V

Current - Average Rectified (Io) 1A

Voltage - Forward (Vf) (Max) @ If 1.1 V @ 1 A

Speed Standard Recovery >500ns, > 200mA (Io)

Reverse Recovery Time (trr) 1.5 µs

Current - Reverse Leakage @ Vr 5 µA @ 1600 V

Capacitance @ Vr, F -

Mounting Type Through Hole

Package / Case DO-204AC, DO-41, Axial

Supplier Device Package DO-41/DO-204AC

Operating Temperature - Junction -50°C ~ 175°C

Datasheet & Documents

HTML Datasheet

EM513-DG

Environmental & Export Classification

RoHS Status Not applicable
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) Not Applicable
REACH Status Vendor Undefined
ECCN EAR99
HTSUS 8541.10.0080

Additional Information

Other Names
4878-EM513TR
4878-EM513DKR
2796-EM513TR-DG
4878-EM513DKRINACTIVE
4878-EM513DKR-DG
2796-EM513TR
4878-EM513CT
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are the key design-in risks when using the EM513 in a high-temperature industrial power supply?

When designing the EM513 into high-temperature industrial power supplies, the primary risk is thermal overstress despite its rated -50°C to 175°C junction temperature range. Since the EM513 uses a DO-41 through-hole package with limited thermal dissipation capability, prolonged operation near 1A rectified current in ambient environments above 100°C can lead to thermal runaway without adequate PCB copper heatsinking. To mitigate this, use wide PCB traces, multiple thermal vias, or parallel diodes in split configurations. Always verify actual junction temperature using thermal imaging during prototype testing to ensure reliability under sustained loads.

How does the EM513 compare to the 1N4007 in terms of reverse leakage and high-voltage surge performance for AC-DC converters?

The EM513 and 1N4007 both offer 1A average rectified current and 1000V+ blocking, but the EM513 supports a higher 1600V reverse voltage vs. the 1N4007's 1000V, making it better suited for circuits with unregulated inputs or line surges. However, at maximum Vr, the EM513 has a specified 5µA reverse leakage at 1600V, which is higher than premium low-leakage alternatives like the 1N4007G (typically <2µA @ 1000V). In high-humidity or high-impedance sensing circuits, this leakage may contribute to standby power issues. Use the EM513 when robust Vr margin is critical, but consider screening or biasing networks if leakage-sensitive.

Can the EM513 replace the MUR160 in a flyback converter, and what are the speed-related trade-offs?

Replacing the MUR160 with the EM513 in a flyback converter is electrically risky due to speed differences: the MUR160 is an ultra-fast recovery diode (trr ~50ns), while the EM513 has a 1.5µs standard recovery time. Using the EM513 introduces significant reverse recovery current spikes during turn-off, increasing switching losses, EMI noise, and potential damage to the controller or MOSFET in high-frequency topologies (>20kHz). Only consider this replacement in low-frequency (<10kHz) or low-power auxiliary rails where switching stress is minimal. Otherwise, maintain MUR160 or use a proper fast-recovery drop-in replacement.

What PCB layout practices should I follow to ensure reliable operation of the EM513 in surge-prone environments?

For reliable EM513 operation in surge-prone environments (e.g. industrial mains inputs), lay out the PCB to minimize voltage transients and thermal stress. Maintain >2mm creepage and clearance distances on the PCB due to its 1600V rating, especially in humid or polluted atmospheres. Use a symmetrical pad layout with generous copper on anode and cathode traces to aid heat dissipation. Avoid placing near high-voltage switching nodes to reduce coupling. Additionally, always pair the EM513 with upstream transient protection (e.g., a MOV or TVS) and consider derating current to 0.7A or less in high-temperature enclosures to improve long-term reliability.

Is the EM513 suitable for parallel operation in high-current rectification, and what imbalance risks exist?

Parallel operation of EM513 diodes is possible but risky due to negative temperature coefficient of forward voltage, which can cause current hogging. One diode may conduct disproportionately more current due to slight Vf mismatches (up to 1.1V @1A), leading to thermal runaway. If parallel use is necessary (e.g., scaling to >1A avg), force current sharing by adding small series resistors (0.1–0.3Ω wirewound) or using matched diodes from the same production batch. Prefer a single higher-current diode like a 3A1J over paralleling EM513s unless space or cost constraints require it, with thermal monitoring strongly advised.

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