JDP2S08SC(TPL3) Discrete Semiconductor Products

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The JDP2S08SC(TPL3) diode is a type of surface-mount plastic rectifier used in radio frequency (RF) and microwave applications. This small, efficient device features a low forward voltage drop, fast recovery time and low capacitance. It is designed for use in the 40 to 200 MHz frequency range and is ideal for a variety of applications such as pre-selector filters and oscillator circuits.

The device’s low forward voltage drop of 0.7V makes it especially suitable for use in voltage regulator circuits. Its fast recovery time of 200ns also makes it suitable for use in high-speed switching applications. Its low capacitance, at a maximum of 0.4pF, helps reduce signal distortion and noise.}

The rectifying action of the JDP2S08SC(TPL3) relies upon a junction between two dissimilar semiconductors. This junction is known as a “P-N” junction. When a voltage is applied to the rectifier, electrons in the P-type semiconductor migrate towards the N-type material and create an electric field that opposes the flow of electrons. The electric field acts as a barrier, preventing electrons from moving in either direction across the P-N junction. This process of blocking current flow is known as rectification.

Because the JDP2S08SC(TPL3) is a surface-mount rectifier, it is designed to be soldered directly to the board surface. The device measures only 2x1x1.5mm, making it ideal for use with small form factor circuit boards. The device can be used with standard soldering techniques such as wave soldering or reflow soldering.

The JDP2S08SC(TPL3) diode is robust, reliable and cost-effective. Its low forward voltage drop, fast recovery time and low capacitance make it ideal for a variety of RF and microwave applications. With its small size and easy installation, it is a great option for those looking for a reliable surface-mount rectifier.

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