1N5712

Max Surge Current :
Recovery Time :
Configuration : Single
Mounting Style : SMD/SMT
Product : Schottky Diodes
Peak Reverse Voltage : 20 V
Packaging : Bulk
Forward Voltage Drop : 0.41 V at 0.001 A
Maximum Power Dissipation : 250 mW
Operating Temperature Range : - 65 C to + 200 C
Package / Case : Case 15
Forward Continuous Current : 0.035 A
Maximum Reverse Leakage Current : 0.15 uA at 16 V


Features:

• Low Turn-On Voltage As Low as 0.34 V at 1 mA
• Pico Second Switching Speed
• High Breakdown Voltage Up to 70 V
• Matched Characteristics Available


Specifications

Junction Operating and Storage Temperature Range
        5082-2303, -2900 .................................................. -60°C to +100°C
        1N5711, 1N5712, 5082-2800/10/11 ...................... -65°C to +200°C
        5082-2835 ............................................................. -60°C to +150°C
DC Power Dissipation
(Measured in an infinite heat sink at TCASE = 25°C)
Derate linearly to zero at maximum rated temperature
        5082-2303, -2900 ................................................................... 100 mW
        1N5711, 1N5712, 5082-2800/10/11 ........................................ 250 mW
        5082-2835 ................................................................................ 150 mW
Peak Inverse Voltage .............................................................................. VBR


Description

The 1N5712 are passivated Schottky barrier diodes which use a patented "guard ring" design to achieve a high breakdown voltage. Packaged in a low cost glass package, they are well suited for high level detecting, mixing,switching, gating, log or A-D converting, video detecting,frequency discriminating,sampling, and wave shaping.

The 1N5712 is a passivated Schottky diode in a low cost glass package. It is optimized for low turn-on voltage. The 5082-2835 is particularly well suited for the UHF mixing needs of the CATV marketplace.

The 1N5712 devices are unpassivated Schottky diodes in a glass package. These diodes have extremely low 1/f noise and are ideal for low noise mixing, and high sensitivity detecting. They are particularly well suited for use in Doppler or narrow band video receivers.