L5206F

RF Diode Overview

The L5206F is a silicon PIN diode from the Litec series manufactured by CEL. It features a single configuration in an SOD-523F-2 surface-mount package. Key electrical parameters include a reverse voltage of 180 V, maximum power dissipation of 300 mW, and a maximum diode capacitance of 220 fF. The device supports a forward current of 50 mA with a forward voltage of 1 V and a maximum reverse current of 10 uA. Maximum series resistance is 1.5 Ohms at maximum intermediate frequency. The component operates up to a maximum temperature of +150 C.

RF Diode Feature Summary

• Utilizes silicon technology for RF switching applications
• Designed for surface-mount installation in compact form factors
• Provides high reverse voltage capability for robust circuit protection

RF Diode Applications

• RF signal switching circuits
• Attenuator networks
• Phase shifting modules

RF Diode Procurement Notes

Verify availability status carefully as this component is marked as End-of-Life (EOL). Check official discontinuation notifications for specific dates. Confirm RoHS compliance details through current datasheets before finalizing procurement plans due to potential supply chain constraints.

RF Diode Selection Notes

Select this component when a small SMD PIN diode with 180V reverse voltage rating is required. Ensure the application current does not exceed 50 mA and power dissipation stays within 300 mW limits. Verify that the SOD-523F-2 package fits the PCB layout constraints.

RF Diode Part Context

The L5206F belongs to the Litec series of PIN diodes produced by CEL. This series focuses on providing reliable semiconductor solutions for radio frequency applications. The component represents a standard discrete diode option within the manufacturer's broader portfolio of passive and active electronic components.

RF Diode Replacement Considerations

Consult official EOL notices for recommended substitute part numbers. Cross-reference specifications such as capacitance, reverse voltage, and package type when evaluating alternative suppliers or newer generations of PIN diodes.