ROHM Semiconductor

Automotive Fast Recovery Diodes

ROHM's automotive AEC-Q101 fast recovery diodes significantly improve switching power supply efficiency

Image of ROHM's Automotive Fast Recovery Diodes ROHM Semiconductor offers many different combinations of AEC-Q101 fully-qualified silicon-based fast recovery diodes to choose from. Whether the need is for a tiny SOD-323 diode or a 20 A D2PAK for a higher-power design, ROHM has a solution that should fit any automotive design need. Some of the key features of ROHM’s FRD lineup are AEC-Q101 automotive qualification, low forward voltage, ultra-low noise, low leakage current, reverse voltage up to 800 V, ultra-high-speed switching, high reliability, and current support up to 20 A. Whether working on a power supply, LED lighting, or a DC/DC converter design, these diodes offer a solution to fit the application.

Features
  • Ultra-low noise
  • Low forward voltage
  • Low leakage current
  • Ultra-high-speed switching
  • Reverse voltage up to 800 V
Applications
  • LED lighting
  • Power supplies
  • Adaptors (PCs and TVs)
  • Gaming power supplies
  • Air conditioners
  • UPS systems
  • Power conditioners
Published: 2020-06-29

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