80 V, 4 ns — small-signal switching diode in SOD-882
The Infineon BAS1602LE6327XTMA1 is a small-signal standard switching diode rated for a DC reverse voltage of 80 V and an average rectified current of 200 mA. Its reverse recovery time of 4 ns and low junction capacitance of 2 pF at 0 V bias make it suited for high-frequency switching, snubbing, and clamping circuits in telecom, industrial control, and power management modules. The SOD-882 package (PG-TSLP-2-1) is a leadless, 0.6 mm pitch surface-mount footprint for space-constrained PCB layouts.
For existing production, the part remains available through independent distribution on a sourced-to-order basis.
A 4 ns reverse recovery time means this diode can handle switching frequencies well into the MHz range without significant stored-charge losses. In a flyback snubber or high-side clamp, the fast turn-off reduces ringing and limits voltage overshoot. The 1.25 V forward drop at 150 mA is typical for a 200 mA-rated small-signal device — not a Schottky, so the Vf is higher, but the trr is competitive for a standard PN junction.
