Semiconductors
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1N5408 Diode. Lead mounted standard recovery rectifiers are designed for use in power supplies and other applications having need of a device with the following features:
- High Current to Small Size
- High Surge Current Capability
- Low Forward Voltage Drop
$0.38
A semiconductor device which passes current in the forward direction(from anode to cathode), and blocks current in the opposite direction.
Starting at $0.15
A semiconductor device which passes current in the forward direction(from anode to cathode), and blocks current in the opposite direction.
$0.35
High performance, ultrafast diodes. Improve efficiency, reduce noise, allow higher frequency operation.
$2.75
Designed for full-wave triggering in Triac phase control circuits, half-wave SCR triggering application and as voltage level detectors. Used in most Peavey linear power amplifier designs through 2000 including CS/M/DECA series power amps, IPA300, and all models using 402/602/304S/204S power modules.
- Low Switching Voltage — 8 Volts Typical
- Uniform Characteristics in Each Direction
- Low On-State Voltage — 1.7 Volts Maximum
- Low Off-State Current — 0.1 mA Maximum
$1.50
A semiconductor device that, above a certain reverse voltage(the zener value) has a sudden rise in current. If forward biased, the diode is an ordinary rectifier. When reverse biased, it exhibits a sharp break in its current-voltage graph. Voltage across the diode remains essentially constant for any further increase of reverse current.
$0.20
High performance, ultrafast diodes. Improve efficiency, reduce noise, allow higher frequency operation.
$2.92
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High performance, ultrafast diodes. Improve efficiency, reduce noise, allow higher frequency operation.
$8.10
Schottky diode with low forward voltage drop and high switching speeds.
$0.10
A semiconductor device which passes current in the forward direction(from anode to cathode), and blocks current in the opposite direction. For extreme fast switches.
$0.50
The 1N34A Germanium diode is an old standby in electronics. Widely used for detecting the rectifying efficiency or for switching on a radio, TV or stereo etc.
$1.75
A semiconductor device that, above a certain reverse voltage(the zener value) has a sudden rise in current. If forward biased, the diode is an ordinary rectifier. When reverse biased, it exhibits a sharp break in its current-voltage graph. Voltage across the diode remains essentially constant for any further increase of reverse current.
Starting at $0.15