FR105 R0

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FR105 R0

Manufacturer part number:FR105 R0

Manufacturer:Taiwan Semiconductor

Description:Silicon Junction SILICON NOT SPECIFIED AXIAL Tape and Reel

Case Package:SOT-23

Datasheet:FR105 R0 Datasheet

RoHs Status:non-compliant

Name	Value
Type	Parameter
Mounting Type	Through Hole
Surface Mount	NO
Diode Element Material	SILICON
Number of Terminals	2
ECCN (US)	EAR99
HTS	8541.10.00.80
Maximum DC Reverse Voltage (V)	600
Peak Reverse Repetitive Voltage (V)	600
Maximum Continuous Forward Current (A)	1@Ta=55C
Peak Non-Repetitive Surge Current (A)	30
Peak Forward Voltage (V)	1.2
Peak Reverse Current (uA)	5
Peak Reverse Recovery Time (ns)	250
Minimum Operating Temperature (°C)	-55
Maximum Operating Temperature (°C)	150
Standard Package Name	DO-204-AL
Supplier Package	DO-41
Military	No
Mounting	Through Hole
Package Length	5.2(Max)
PCB changed	2
Lead Shape	Through Hole
Peak Rep Rev Volt	600(V)
Peak Forward Voltage	1.2(V)
Operating Temperature Classification	Military
Avg. Forward Curr (Max)	1
Package Type	DO-41
Peak Reverse Recovery Time	250(ns)
Rev Curr	5(uA)
Operating Temp Range	-55C to 150C
Rev Recov Time	250(ns)
Peak Non-Repetitive Surge Current (Max)	30
Rad Hardened	No
Rectifier Type	Switching Diode
Number of Elements per Chip	1
Package Shape	ROUND
Manufacturer	Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited
Packaging	Tape and Reel
JESD-609 Code	e3
Pbfree Code	Yes
Part Status	Obsolete
ECCN Code	EAR99
Type	Switching Diode
Terminal Finish	PURE TIN
Additional Feature	HIGH RELIABILITY, LOW POWER LOSS
Terminal Position	AXIAL
Terminal Form	WIRE
Peak Reflow Temperature (Cel)	NOT SPECIFIED
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
Pin Count	2
JESD-30 Code	O-PALF-W2
Number of Elements	1
Configuration	Single
Diode Type	Silicon Junction
Case Connection	ISOLATED
Output Current-Max	1 A
Forward Voltage	1.2(V)
Peak Reverse Current	5(uA)
Rep Pk Reverse Voltage-Max	600 V
JEDEC-95 Code	DO-204AL
Peak Non-Repetitive Surge Current	30(A)
Diode Configuration	Single
Reverse Recovery Time-Max	0.25 µs
Diameter	2.7(Max)
RoHS Status	Yes with exemptions