Switching Diodes
A switching diode is a two terminal PN junction, often used in electronic systems to manage small voltages.Switching DiodeA Switching Diode is commonly referred to as a “Signal Diode”, it is a semiconductor that can be used to switch signals or act as a rectifier at low voltages.Within a circuit they can provide similar functionality to a physical switch, with the on/off state governed by the direction of the current flow. When there is forward current in the circuit (forward-bias), the switching diode effectively is a closed switch with low resistance, allowing current to flow. If the current of the circuit is reversed (reverse bias), the switching diode provides high resistance, preventing current flow up to a specified threshold.Where are Switching Diodes used?A switching diode can be used in low voltage applications that require fast switching and a high speed rectification. A diode can also be used as a circuit protection device to prevent reverse current damaging a device upstream of the switching diode, such as microcontroller.
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Vishay Switching Diode, 2-Pin DO-201AD UF5403-E3/54
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Vishay Switching Diode, 2-Pin DO-204AL GI250-4-E3/54
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Vishay Switching Diode, 2A 100V, 2-Pin SOD-80 LL4148-GS08
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Vishay Switching Diode, 300mA 75V, 2-Pin DO-35 1N914TAP
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Vishay Switching Diode, 500mA 600V, 2-Pin DO-213AA RGL34J-E3/83
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WeEn Semiconductors Co., Ltd Dual Switching Diode, Common Cathode, 20A 500V, 3-Pin SOT-78 BYV34-500,127
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