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Part review: CDBHM260L-HF

1) Available part information in the project


FieldResult
MPNCDBHM260L-HF
ManufacturerComchip
DescriptionBridge rectifier, 60 V, 4-pin, MBS-2
Part type propertyDiodes
Package / caseMBS-2
Pin count in project4
Datasheet URL propertyPresent
Schematic terminals~_1, ~_2, , -
Footprint in layoutOne 4-pad footprint with pads ~_1, ~_2, , -

2) Datasheet status


CheckResult
Datasheet already set?Yes
Web lookup needed?No
Action needed to add/update datasheet property?No

3) Datasheet summary


CategoryExtracted metadata
Product familyLow VF SMD Schottky bridge rectifiers
Specific deviceCDBHM260L-HF
PackageMBS-2
Reverse voltageVRRM = 60 V
RMS voltageFamily table includes VRMS values by variant; the 60 V variant corresponds to the device family position for CDBHM260L-HF
DC blocking voltageVDC = 60 V
Average forward rectified currentI(AV) = 2.0 A @ TL = 100 °C
Peak forward surge currentIFSM = 50 A
Forward voltageVF = 0.70 V at 2.0 A DC
Reverse currentIR = 1.0 mA @ TJ = 25 °C, 20 mA @ TJ = 100 °C
Junction capacitanceDatasheet extract returned CJ = 125 pF in one result and a family table extract also included 80 pF; this looks like a family-table ambiguity and should be read directly from the original PDF before publishing final parametrics
Thermal resistanceDatasheet extract returned RθJA = 20 °C/W; another family-table extract included multiple values, so use 20 °C/W unless manually verified otherwise from the PDF
Operating temperature-55 to +125 °C
Storage temperature-55 to +150 °C
Mechanical notesMolded plastic case, polarity indicated on package, approx. 0.125 g, reel 3000 pcs, reel size 13 in
FeaturesSurface mount, metal-semiconductor junction with guarding, very low forward voltage drop, epitaxial construction, Pb-free, halogen-free, UL 94V-0 plastic, high current capability

4) Absolute maximum / operating data


ParameterValue
VRRM60 V
VDC60 V
I(AV)2.0 A
IFSM50 A
VF0.70 V @ 2.0 A
IR1.0 mA @ 25 °C, 20 mA @ 100 °C
TJ-55 to +125 °C
TSTG-55 to +150 °C

5) Pin / terminal information


Project terminalProject pin numberIntended function from symbolDatasheet evidence
~_11AC inputDatasheet confirms standard bridge-rectifier arrangement in MBS-2 package
~_22AC inputDatasheet confirms standard bridge-rectifier arrangement in MBS-2 package
3Positive DC outputDatasheet polarity mark includes +
-4Negative DC outputDatasheet polarity mark includes -
6) Package dimensions captured from the datasheet
The extracted mechanical result confirms MBS-2 and includes these values from the drawing:
  • Overall body dimensions include 7.0 mm max and widths around 4.2 mm, 4.5 mm, 4.9 mm
  • Lead / terminal related dimensions include 0.15 mm, 0.35 mm, 0.50 mm, 0.80 mm
  • Additional outline values include 0.7 mm, 0.9 mm, 1.1 mm, 1.3 mm, 1.7 mm, 2.3 mm, 2.7 mm
  • Chamfer callout: 0.5 mm x 45°
The extraction was numeric rather than fully labeled, so the package family is confirmed, but a human should still visually compare the PDF drawing before locking exact footprint pad geometry.

7) Cross-check of symbol and footprint vs datasheet


CheckResultRisk
Pin countPass: project has 4 terminals and footprint has 4 padsLow
Package familyPass: project description says MBS-2, datasheet says MBS-2Low
Polarity presencePass: project symbol exposes + and -, datasheet marks polarity on packageLow
AC terminals presentPass: project symbol exposes two AC terminals, ~_1 and ~_2Low
Explicit pin descriptionsWeak: project pins are generic terminals with undefined pin names beyond symbol labelsMedium
Pin-type metadataWeak: all four project terminals are marked Pin Type: UnspecifiedMedium
Footprint pad geometryNot fully verifiable from available layout metadata; only pad existence was exposed, not exact pad sizes / spacingMedium
Pin-number-to-physical-pad mappingNot fully proven from tool-visible geometry; project uses mapping 1=_1, 2=_2, 3=+, 4=- and nothing currently contradicts it, but the datasheet extraction did not return a fully explicit pin-numbered tableMedium

8) Mismatches / issues to flag


IssueWhy it mattersSeverity
Generic symbol metadata instead of explicit bridge-rectifier pin descriptionsCan cause ambiguity during reuse, export, or later library QAMedium
Pin types left as UnspecifiedReduces ERC quality and can hide mistakes in downstream designs using this partMedium
Footprint dimensions not fully validated against labeled datasheet drawingA wrong MBS-2 land pattern could cause assembly failure or solderability issuesHigh if unverified
Datasheet extraction ambiguity on some family-table values like CJ and RθJACould lead to incorrect structured properties if copied blindly into the part metadataMedium
Bottom line
  • The part project is mostly consistent with the datasheet at a high level: 4 pins, bridge rectifier, MBS-2, polarity outputs present.
  • I do not see an obvious symbol-level polarity reversal.
  • The main remaining manufacturing risk is that the footprint geometry and exact pad mapping are not fully validated from the metadata currently exposed.
  • The main library-quality issues are:
    • ~_1, ~_2, , and - use Unspecified pin types
    • pin descriptions are not explicit in the symbol metadata
If you want, I can next produce a tight checklist of the exact metadata and footprint items to fix for this part project.
Fix pin metadata
Verify footprint dims
Check for review issues
Find official datasheet
Inspect footprint mapping
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    CDBHM260L-HF

    Comchip

    Diodes

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