1N5418-TAP

Product Overview

Category:

The 1N5418-TAP belongs to the category of semiconductor diodes.

Use:

It is commonly used for rectification, voltage regulation, and signal demodulation in electronic circuits.

Characteristics:

• Forward Voltage: 1V
• Reverse Voltage: 50V
• Maximum Continuous Current: 3A
• Package Type: TAP (Through-Hole)
• Operating Temperature Range: -65°C to 175°C

Packaging/Quantity:

The 1N5418-TAP is typically available in bulk packaging with quantities varying based on supplier specifications.

Specifications

• Forward Voltage Drop: 1V
• Reverse Voltage: 50V
• Maximum Continuous Current: 3A
• Package Type: TAP (Through-Hole)
• Operating Temperature Range: -65°C to 175°C

Detailed Pin Configuration

The 1N5418-TAP has a standard through-hole package with two leads. The anode is connected to the positive terminal, while the cathode is connected to the negative terminal.

Functional Features

• High current capability
• Low forward voltage drop
• Fast switching speed

Advantages

• Reliable voltage regulation
• Suitable for high current applications
• Wide operating temperature range

Disadvantages

• Higher forward voltage compared to Schottky diodes
• Larger package size compared to surface mount diodes

Working Principles

The 1N5418-TAP operates based on the principles of semiconductor junctions, allowing current flow in one direction while blocking it in the reverse direction.

Detailed Application Field Plans

The 1N5418-TAP is widely used in power supplies, voltage regulators, battery chargers, and DC-DC converters due to its robust performance and high current handling capabilities.

Detailed and Complete Alternative Models

• 1N4001: General purpose rectifier diode
• 1N5819: Schottky barrier diode with lower forward voltage drop
• 1N5399: Higher voltage rating rectifier diode

This comprehensive entry provides detailed information about the 1N5418-TAP, covering its category, use, characteristics, specifications, pin configuration, functional features, advantages, disadvantages, working principles, application field plans, and alternative models.