This is a Schottky rectifier rated for 200 V reverse voltage and 10 A average forward current per diode in a common-cathode pair. The 860 mV forward voltage drop at 10 A is typical for a 200 V Schottky at this current — expect a trade-off between blocking voltage and Vf. The 15 µA reverse leakage at 200 V is a static loss contributor at high line; in a hot junction the leakage climbs, so derate the thermal design accordingly. The fast recovery spec (≤500 ns, >200 mA) is typical for a Schottky — no stored charge, so switching losses are low.
Housed in a TO-220-3 through-hole package with narrow leads (TO-220AB). The common-cathode configuration means the center tab is the shared cathode — heatsink mounting requires electrical isolation unless the heatsink is grounded to the cathode potential. Through-hole assembly suits manual or wave-solder rework; no moisture sensitivity level is stated, but standard TO-220 handling applies.
