
Infineon AEC-Q101 qualified Schottky diode, 40V, 120mA. Ideal for meter protection, bias isolation & clamping. SOT-23 surface mount.
The Infineon Small Signal Schottky Diode is a high-performance silicon component designed for low-loss and fast-recovery applications. It is an ideal choice for demanding circuit designs requiring reliable bias isolation, meter protection, and clamping functionality.
This diode features an integrated diffused guard ring for enhanced ruggedness and a low forward voltage drop, ensuring efficient power management. With its series pin configuration, it provides flexible integration into various electronic layouts. Fully qualified according to the AEC-Q101 standard, this component is suitable for automotive and other rigorous environments where reliability is critical.
Key Specifications
Housed in a compact SOT-23 case style with 3 pins, this surface mount diode is designed for efficient PCB assembly. Its fast reverse recovery time of just 5ns makes it exceptionally well-suited for high-frequency switching applications.
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