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2-A Schottky rectifiers occupy tiny footprint

Three trench Schottky rectifiers from Diodes deliver 2 A with low forward voltage drop in chip-scale packages that require just 0.84 mm2 of PCB space. The SDT2U30CP3 (30 V/2 A), SDT2U40CP3 (40 V/2 A), and SDT2U60CP3 (60 V/2 A) can be used as blocking, boost, switching, or reverse-protection diodes in portable, mobile, and wearable devices.

The rectifiers come in 1.4×0.6-mm X3-DSN1406-2 packages, with a typical profile of 0.25 mm. According to the manufacturer, they are among the smallest in their class. Their low forward voltage drop of 480 mV maximum (580 mV for the SDT2U60CP3) minimizes conduction losses and improves efficiency. Additionally, the devices’ avalanche capability allows them to rapidly respond to voltage spikes to protect electronic circuits from damage.

The SDT2U30CP3, SDT2U40CP3, and SDT2U60CP3 rectifiers cost $0.16, $0.17, and $0.19 each, respectively, in lots of 2500 units. They are lead-free and fully compliant with RoHS 3.0 standards.

SDT2U30CP3 product page

SDT2U40CP3 product page

SDT2U60CP3 product page

Diodes

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