Specification	DA228UT106

Current - Average Rectified (Io) (per Diode)	100 mA
Current - Reverse Leakage @ Vr	100 nA
Diode Configuration	1 Pair Series Connection
Mounting Type	Surface Mount
Operating Temperature - Junction	150 °C
Package / Case	SC-70, SOT-323
Speed	Any Speed
Speed	200 mA
Supplier Device Package	UMD3
Technology	Standard
Voltage - DC Reverse (Vr) (Max) [Max]	80 V

DA228UM Series

Low-leakage, 80V, 100mA, Series Connection, Switching Diode

Part	Operating Temperature - Junction	Diode Configuration	Technology	Voltage - DC Reverse (Vr) (Max) [Max]	Qualification	Package / Case	Mounting Type	Current - Reverse Leakage @ Vr	Speed	Speed	Grade	Current - Average Rectified (Io) (per Diode)	Supplier Device Package
Rohm Semiconductor DA228UMFHTL	150 °C	1 Pair Series Connection	Standard	80 V	AEC-Q101	SC-85	Surface Mount	10 nA	Any Speed	200 mA	Automotive	100 mA	UMD3F
Rohm Semiconductor DA228KFHT146	150 °C	1 Pair Series Connection	Standard	80 V	AEC-Q101	SC-59 SOT-23-3 TO-236-3	Surface Mount	100 nA	Any Speed	200 mA	Automotive	100 mA	SMD3
Rohm Semiconductor DA228WMTL	150 ¯C	1 Pair Series Connection	Standard	80 V		SC-89 SOT-490	Surface Mount	100 nA	Any Speed	200 mA		100 mA	EMD3F
Rohm Semiconductor DA228KT146	150 °C	1 Pair Series Connection	Standard	80 V		SC-59 SOT-23-3 TO-236-3	Surface Mount	100 nA	Any Speed	200 mA		100 mA	SMD3
Rohm Semiconductor DA228UT106	150 °C	1 Pair Series Connection	Standard	80 V		SC-70 SOT-323	Surface Mount	100 nA	Any Speed	200 mA		100 mA	UMD3
Rohm Semiconductor DA228UMTL	150 ¯C	1 Pair Series Connection	Standard	80 V		SC-85	Surface Mount	10 nA	Any Speed	200 mA		100 mA	UMD3F

Pricing

Prices provided here are for design reference only. For realtime values and availability, please visit the distributors directly

Distributor	Package	Quantity	$

Digikey	Cut Tape (CT)	1	$ 0.43
		10	$ 0.30
		100	$ 0.15
		500	$ 0.13
		1000	$ 0.11
	Digi-Reel®	1	$ 0.43
		10	$ 0.30
		100	$ 0.15
		500	$ 0.13
		1000	$ 0.11
	Tape & Reel (TR)	3000	$ 0.07
		6000	$ 0.07
Newark	Each (Supplied on Cut Tape)	1	$ 0.47
		10	$ 0.29
		25	$ 0.24
		50	$ 0.18
		100	$ 0.14
		250	$ 0.13
		500	$ 0.12
		1000	$ 0.12

Description

General part information

DA228UM Series

ROHM's switching diodes, including diode arrays, are available in high-reliability packages and stable supply for various applications.

Documents

Technical documentation and resources

Method for Calculating Junction Temperature from Transient Thermal Resistance Data

Thermal Design

DA228U Data Sheet

Data Sheet

Absolute Maximum Rating and Electrical Characteristics of Diodes

Technical Article

Measurement Method and Usage of Thermal Resistance RthJC

Thermal Design

Two-Resistor Model for Thermal Simulation

Thermal Design

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DA228UM Series

Pricing

Description

DA228UM Series

Documents

About Export Regulations

Reliability Test Result

Power Loss and Thermal Design of Diodes

Notes for Temperature Measurement Using Thermocouples

How to Use LTspice&reg; Models: Tips for Improving Convergence

Method for Monitoring Switching Waveform

Importance of Probe Calibration When Measuring Power: Deskew

How to Create Symbols for PSpice Models

What is a Thermal Model? (Diode)

Taping Information

Impedance Characteristics of Bypass Capacitor

Constitution Materials List

Moisture Sensitivity Level - Diodes

Diode Types and Applications

List of Diode Package Thermal Resistance

Part Explanation

PCB Layout Thermal Design Guide

Overview of ROHM's Simulation Models(for ICs and Discrete Semiconductors)

Explanation for Marking

What Is Thermal Design

Package Dimensions

How to Select Reverse Current Protection Diodes for LDO Regulators

About Flammability of Materials

Condition of Soldering / Land Pattern Reference

Method for Calculating Junction Temperature from Transient Thermal Resistance Data

DA228U Data Sheet

Absolute Maximum Rating and Electrical Characteristics of Diodes

Measurement Method and Usage of Thermal Resistance RthJC

Two-Resistor Model for Thermal Simulation

DA228UM Series

How to Use LTspice® Models: Tips for Improving Convergence