I've had a failure in a circuit operating a 12/240V refrigerator. The compressor works at 24VAC. The fault is in the 12VDC step up to 24VAC circuit. I have procured the obviously failed components, but understand a couple of diodes may be critical and would be worth replacing. In the circuit are two diodes marked 30D2. I have its data sheet. The local (professional) electronics outlet in Bowen Hills sold me IN5404s and told me they would replace the diodes I need. Are they correct? I wasn't overly impressed with the lack of confidence on the other side of the counter.
The 30D2 datasheet says the VRRM is 200V and the NRSM is 400V. For the IN5404, these are 400V and 525V.
Io for the 30D2 is 1.7A at 40deg and 3A at 61deg, whilst Io is 3.0A at
105deg the IN5404. IFSM for the 30D2 is 150A whilst it is 200A the IN5404Can anyone comment on whether the IN5404 is a good substitute for the 30D2 please? Or is more needed on the circuit? Thanks folks.
Dave
No flames please, I'm a mug at electronics.