DIAC Diodes | TRIAC triggering in dimmers, motor control | Breakover Voltage: 60V (DB6) ▲ 65V (Advanced Model) Hysteresis Voltage: 5V (IEC 60747-15) | Bidirectional triggering (enables simple TRIAC control) Cost-effective for low-power apps | Limited voltage ratings (max 60V for DB6) Not suitable for high-voltage systems |
Through-Hole Diodes | Prototyping, high-vibration environments | Mechanical Strength: 45N (Industry Standard) ▲ 50N (Our Base) ▲ 60N (Our Advanced) (IEC 60747-2) | Robust mounting for harsh environments Easier soldering for prototyping | Larger footprint Heavier than SMD alternatives |
High-Voltage Diodes | Industrial power supplies, HV equipment | Breakdown Voltage: 600V (Industry Standard) ▲ 650V (Our Advanced) (IEC 60747-1) Leakage Current: <10nA | Withstands extreme voltages (up to 650V) Minimizes power loss | Bulky design Higher cost due to specialized materials |
Low-Leakage Diodes | Precision circuits, medical devices | Leakage Current: <1nA @ 25°C (MIL-STD-883) Temperature Stability: ±0.1% (Our Advanced) | Reduces signal interference in sensitive systems | High cost Limited current capacity (typically <1A) |
Fast-Recovery Diodes | SMPS, inverters, high-frequency circuits | Reverse Recovery Time: 10ns (Industry Standard) ▲ 8ns (Our Advanced) (IEC 60747-2) Forward Voltage: 1.2V | Fast switching (reduces energy loss) Optimized for high-frequency applications | Higher forward voltage drop (inefficient at low currents) |
General-Purpose Diodes | Standard rectification, protection circuits | Voltage Rating: 1000V (1N5408) Current Rating: 3A (IEC 60747-2) | Versatile for basic applications Cost-effective | No specialized performance (e.g., slow recovery time) Not suited for high-frequency use |