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The MMBD4448TW is a surface mount switching diode manufactured by Panjit International Inc. It features a SOT-363 plastic case and operates with a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 100V and an average forward current of 200mA. The device supports a maximum surge forward current of 4A and has a power dissipation rating of 200mW at 25°C. Electrical characteristics include a maximum reverse leakage current of 5µA, a typical junction capacitance of 4pF, and a maximum reverse recovery time of 0.4ns.
Verify the specific packing code suffix in the part number to confirm reel size and orientation. Confirm RoHS compliance status as indicated by the version code. Ensure the ordering quantity matches the manufacturer's specified tape and reel packaging requirements. Cross-reference the datasheet revision date against the delivered documentation to ensure technical accuracy.
Select this component when a small signal switching diode with fast recovery characteristics is required in a compact SOT-363 footprint. Consider the 100V reverse voltage rating and 200mA continuous current limits for circuit design. Evaluate the low junction capacitance for high-speed signal integrity requirements.
This component belongs to the family of surface mount switching diodes produced by Panjit International Inc. It utilizes advanced manufacturing techniques to achieve high conductance and fast switching speeds within a lead-free, halogen-free green molding compound compliant with IEC61249 standards.
The datasheet states the device is electrically identical to standard JEDEC specifications. Verify pinout compatibility and thermal resistance parameters before substituting with other SOT-363 switching diodes from different manufacturers.
The maximum reverse recovery time (TRR) is 0.4 nanoseconds.
Yes, the terminals are lead-free in compliance with EU RoHS 2011/65/EU directive, and it uses a green molding compound that is halogen-free per IEC61249 Std.
The typical junction capacitance (Cj) is 4 picofarads, measured at VR=0 and f=1MHz.