Diodes Introduces Automotive Grade Static and Surge Protector D24V0L1B2LPSQ

Diodes Incorporated introduces the automotive-grade static and surge protector D24V0L1B2LPSQ. Compared to Zener diodes and varistor devices, new products provide improved protection and easier detection during the manufacturing process and improve reliability.

To suppress transient voltages, it is critical to maintain a two-wire bus communication network for CAN and LIN vehicles to maintain reliability and safety. The D24V0L1B2LPSQ has a capacitance of only 15pF, plus a dynamic resistance of 0.2Ω, which enhances the triggering capability compared to Zener diodes and varistors, providing an excellent protection solution. The automotive-grade device is housed in a miniature DFN1006-S package that meets the AECQ101 automotive standard and has a TraceTIon Part Approval Procedure (PPAP) traceability. It is the industry's first waterproof sidewall coating. This tin-plated sidewall enables the formation of solder fillets for optical inspection without the need for time-consuming and expensive X-ray inspection when assembling printed circuit boards. In addition, the footprint of the DFN1006-S package is compatible with the SOD923 package.

Introduction to Diodes

Diodes Incorporated, a S&P SmallCap 600 Index and Russell 3000 Index, is the world's leading manufacturer and supplier of discrete, logic and analog semiconductor products for consumer electronics and computers. , different markets such as communications, industry and automobiles. Diodes' products include diodes, rectifiers, transistors, MOSFETs, protection devices, special function arrays, single-gate logic, amplifiers and comparators, Hall effect and temperature sensors, covering LED drivers, AC-DC converters and controllers, DC- Power management devices such as DC switches and linear regulators, voltage references, and special features such as USB power switches, load switches, voltage monitors, and motor controllers.

Diodes' headquarters and US sales offices are located in Plano, Texas, USA, with designs and markets in Plano, San Jose, California, Taipei, Manchester, UK, and Neuhaus, Germany. And engineering centers; wafer fabrication facilities in Kansas City and Manchester, Missouri, and two in Shanghai; one assembly and test facility in Shanghai, Chengdu, Taipei, and Neuhaus, Germany; Engineering, sales, warehousing and logistics offices in Fort Worth, Taipei, Hong Kong, Manchester, Shanghai, Shenzhen, South Korea and Suwon, Tokyo and Munich; sales and support operations around the world At the office.