The FR207 diode is a commonly used electronic component that serves as a rectifier in various circuits. It features a cathode (-) and an anode (+), with current flowing only from the anode to the cathode, never in the reverse direction. The diode’s schematic symbol consists of a triangle with a line on top, with the tip of the triangle representing the cathode. On the diode body, the cathode is usually marked by a band.
Dimensions and Features
The FR207 diode possesses several specifications and features that make it suitable for various applications:
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Maximum Recurrent Peak Reverse Voltage: The diode can withstand up to 1000 V in reverse bias.
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Typical Junction Capacitance: The diode has a capacitance of approximately 40 pF at the junction.
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Operating and Storage Temperature Range: The diode can operate in temperatures ranging from -65 to +150 °C.
The diode is rated with a wattage of 1W and belongs to the DO-41 diode/rectifier type. It is compliant with the RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) directive, which ensures that it does not contain any restricted substances.
Specifications
The FR207 diode is designed as a standard recovery power rectifier with the following specifications:
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Repetitive Reverse Voltage Max (Vrrm): The diode can withstand a maximum repetitive reverse voltage of 50V.
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Forward Current Avg Rectified (IF(AV)): The average forward current that the diode can rectify is 1A.
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Forward Surge Current Max (Ifsm): The diode can handle a maximum forward surge current of 30A.
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Forward Voltage Max (VF): The maximum forward voltage drop across the diode is 1.1V.
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Current Rating: The diode is rated for a current of 1A.
