🔹 5PCS SS26 – 2A 60V Schottky Barrier Rectifier Diode (SMA/DO-214AC)
A surface-mount Schottky diode offering a balance of medium current capacity and higher voltage rating, with the characteristic low forward voltage and fast switching of Schottky technology. Ideal for efficient rectification and protection in moderate-power, low-to-medium voltage DC-DC converters and power circuits.
✅ Specifications:
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Part Number: SS26
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Type: Schottky Barrier Rectifier Diode
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Max Repetitive Reverse Voltage (VRRM): 60V
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Max Average Forward Rectified Current (IO): 2A
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Peak Forward Surge Current (IFSM): 50A (8.3ms single half-sine wave)
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Forward Voltage (VF): ~0.55V (Max at 2A) – Key Low-Loss Feature
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Reverse Recovery Time (trr): Negligible (Schottky Characteristic)
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Package: SMA / DO-214AC (Surface Mount)
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Mounting Type: SMD (Surface Mount Device)
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Operating Junction Temperature: -65°C to +150°C
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Marking: SS26 printed on diode body
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Quantity: 5 pieces
⚙️ Key Features:
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Low Forward Voltage: Typical ~0.5V at 2A, minimizing conduction losses and improving efficiency over standard silicon diodes.
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Higher Voltage Rating: 60V rating provides a good safety margin for 24V and 36V systems, common in industrial controls, robotics, and higher-voltage power supplies.
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Fast Switching: Negligible reverse recovery time makes it excellent for switching frequencies up to several hundred kHz in SMPS.
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Compact SMD Design: Saves board space while handling moderate power levels.
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Reliable Performance: Robust construction suitable for demanding automotive and industrial environments.
📦 Typical Applications:
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DC-DC Converters: Output rectification in 12V, 24V, and 36V buck, boost, or flyback converters.
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Reverse Polarity Protection: In automotive (12V/24V), marine, and industrial control systems where voltage spikes may occur.
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Freewheeling / Snubber Diodes: For inductive loads like relays, solenoids, and small motor drives.
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OR-ing Diodes: In redundant or backup power supply circuits.
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Battery Charging/Discharging Circuits: As a blocking diode in solar charge controllers or battery management systems (BMS).
🔧 Polarity & Mounting Notes:
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Polarity Identification: On the SMA package, the cathode is marked with a white line or stripe on one end. The body marking “SS26” is typically read from the cathode end.
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PCB Footprint: Requires a standard SMA (DO-214AC) land pattern.
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Thermal Management: For continuous operation near 2A, ensure adequate PCB copper area (pads connected to a ground/power plane) for heatsinking. The SMA package can dissipate ~1W with proper board layout.
⚠️ Important Design Considerations:
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Thermal Design: Power dissipation at 2A is approximately P = Vf * I ≈ 0.55V * 2A = 1.1W. The SMA package requires good thermal coupling to the PCB to avoid exceeding the junction temperature. Use thermal vias under the pad if possible.
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Reverse Leakage: Schottky diodes exhibit higher reverse leakage than PN diodes, especially at high temperatures. This may be a concern in very high-impedance or precision circuits.
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Voltage Margin: For reliable operation in 24V systems (with transients), the 60V rating is appropriate. For 48V systems, consider a 100V Schottky (e.g., SS210).
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Current Rating: Ensure your application’s average current does not exceed 2A. For pulsed currents, verify against the IFSM rating and duty cycle.
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Surge Protection: In automotive applications, additional transient voltage suppression (TVS) may be required, as load dump spikes can exceed 60V.



















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