SS24-E3/5BT

Single Diodes Overview

The SS24-E3/5BT is a Schottky rectifier manufactured by Vishay General Semiconductor - Diodes Division. It features a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 40 V and an average forward rectified current of 2 A. The device exhibits a maximum forward voltage of 500 mV at 2 A and a reverse leakage current of 400 µA at 40 V. It is housed in a DO-214AA (SMB) surface-mount package and operates within a junction temperature range of -65°C to 150°C.

Single Diodes Feature Summary

• Utilizes Schottky barrier technology for high efficiency switching
• Designed for low forward voltage drop applications
• Constructed with silicon material for robust performance

Single Diodes Applications

• General purpose rectification in power supplies
• Free-wheeling diodes in DC-DC converters
• Polarity protection circuits

Single Diodes Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix '5BT' against official Vishay documentation to confirm package type and compliance status, as ordering codes may vary by distributor. Ensure the component matches the required DO-214AA footprint and thermal specifications for the target design before finalizing procurement.

Single Diodes Selection Notes

Select this component when a 40 V rating and 2 A continuous current capacity are required in an SMB package. Consider its 500 mV forward voltage drop for efficiency calculations. Verify that the operating environment stays within the specified -65°C to 150°C junction temperature range for reliable operation.

Single Diodes Part Context

This part belongs to the SS24 series of Schottky rectifiers from Vishay. The series offers various packages including SMA, SMB, and SMC. The SS24-E3 designation indicates RoHS compliance. The '5BT' suffix specifies the particular tape and reel packaging configuration for this variant.

Single Diodes Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes include B140B-13-F from Diodes Incorporated and CDBB240-G from Comchip Technology. These alternatives share similar electrical characteristics and package types, facilitating potential cross-referencing if supply constraints exist.