Schottky Diode
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Inside the ESP32-2424S012C Development Board: Exploring the Hardware Teardown This is the teardown tutorial of ESP32-2424S012C, an ESP32 C3-based development board with an integrated display. This device comes in very handy, as it has our favourite ESP32-C3 onboard, a 1.28” IPS Capacitive Touch Screen display with a 240×240 px resolution. The coolest thing about this is that it can be custom-programmed to our specifications using a wide range… |
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Gen 3 1200 V SiC Schottky Diodes Increase Efficiency and Reliability for Switching Power Designs Vishay Intertechnology has introduced 16 new Gen 3 1200 V silicon carbide (SiC) Schottky diodes. Featuring a merged PIN Schottky (MPS) design, the Vishay Semiconductors devices combine high surge current robustness with low forward voltage drop, capacitive charge, and reverse leakage current to increase efficiency and reliability in switching power… |
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New Planar Schottky Diodes in Space-Saving CFP3-HP Packaging Optimized for Automotive Applications Nexperia has announced a new portfolio of 22 new planar Schottky diodes in CFP3-HP packaging. This portfolio includes 11 industrial, and 11 AEC-Q101 qualified products. This release supports the growing trend for manufacturers to replace devices in SMx-type packaging with smaller footprint CFP-packaged devices, especially in automotive… |
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New Trench Schottky Rectifiers to Deliver High System Efficiency and Reduce Thermal Runaway Risk The new Trench Schottky rectifiers from Nexperia are AEC-Q101 approved devices that combine low switching losses and increased safe operating area for fast switching applications. These new components feature excellent switching behavior and leading thermal performance. Available in Nexperia’s Clip Bond FlatPower (CFP) packages that have a much smaller footprint than SMA/SMB… |
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AEC-Q101 Qualified 700 and 1200V Silicon Carbide (SiC) Schottky Barrier Diodes for High System Efficiency and Reliability in Electric Vehicles Microchip Technology aims to provide automotive solutions to help designers and developers in easy transition to SiC while minimizing the risk of quality, supply, and support challenges. With this aim in mind, the company is here with yet another smart device that caters to the needs of the automotive industry. The company has released the AEC-Q101-… |
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Schottky Diode – Characteristics, Parameters and Applications A diode is one of the basic components that are commonly used in electronic circuit designs; it can be commonly found in rectifiers, clippers, clampers and many other commonly used circuits. It is a two-terminal semiconductor device that allows the current flow in only one direction, that is, from Anode to Cathode (+ to -) and blocks the current flow in the reverse direction… |
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Mechanically powered Emergency Flashlight Flashlight or Torch is very useful in emergency situations like power failure. These flashlights are battery-operated, and we have to charge regularly in particular intervals. But what if you don’t have electricity and your flashlight is dead? In that situation, Mechanical chargeable Flashlights is very good option, which can be charge by rotating the lever attached to it.… |
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1200V Schottky diode increases efficiency for EV DC charging and other industrial applications Infineon Technologies extends the CoolSiC Schottky 1200V G5 diode portfolio with the release of a TO247-2 package which replaces silicon diodes for higher efficiency. For extra safety in high-pollution environments, creepage and clearance distances expanded up to just 8.7mm. Diode offers forward currents up to 40A ideal for EV DC charging, solar energy systems,… |
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Low Reverse-Current Schottky Diode with Improved Thermal Performance Toshiba develops a new Schottky barrier diode product “CUHS10F60” targeted at applications such as rectification and backflow prevention in power supply circuits. It features a low thermal resistance of 105°C/W in its newly developed US2H package that has the packaging code “SOD-323HE”. The package’s thermal resistance has been reduced by about 50% compared to the conventional USC… |
