Typical Characteristics T

J = 25°C unless otherwise stated

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FIGURE 3. Capacitance Versus Reverse Voltage

FIGURE 4. Total Capacitance Charge Versus Reverse Voltage

Typica

J

un

l Characteristics T = 25°C l

FIGURE 6. Non-repetitive Peak Forward Surge Current

Versus Pulse Duration

FIGURE 5. Capacitance Stored Energy

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