GC4310 - High Speed NIP Diodes

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Description

The GC4300 series are high speed (anode base) NIP diodes made with high resistivity reverse epitaxial silicon material.

These diodes are passivated with silicon dioxide for high stability and reliability and have been proven by thousands of device hours in high reliability systems.

Features

Available as packaged devices or as chips for hybrid.

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Part number	GC4310
Manufacturer	Microsemi
File Size	182.88 KB
Description	High Speed NIP Diodes
Datasheet	GC4310 Datasheet
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www.MICROSEMI.com ® TM DESCRIPTION The GC4300 series are high speed (anode base) NIP diodes made with high resistivity reverse epitaxial silicon material. These diodes are passivated with silicon dioxide for high stability and reliability and have been proven by thousands of device hours in high reliability systems. The NIP diode is used when negative bias current is available for forward conduction and will operate with as little as -10 mA bias. These diodes have somewhat faster speeds as compared with similar PIN diodes. These devices can withstand storage temperatures from -65°C to +200°C and will operate over the range from -55°C to +150°C. All devices meet or exceed military environmental specifications of MIL-PRF-19500.

Published: Feb 12, 2024 |