Components > Diodes

Diode developed for faster electronics

14 October, 2003

Engineers have designed a new diode that transmits more electricity - conducting 150,000 A per square centimetre. Unlike other diodes in its class, called tunnel diodes, the new diode is compatible with silicon, so manufacturers could build it into mainstream electronic devices such as mobile phone and computers.

Recovery diodes

05 June, 2003

International Rectifier has introduced a family of standard-recovery diodes in a stud-mount DO-5 plastic-cap case.

Barrier Diode

10 July, 2001

Rohm has recently developed a Schottky barrier diode (RB063L-30) that has both a low VF (forward voltage) and low IR (reverse current).

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