What the 4 ns trr means for your snubber or clamp
The Infineon BAV99E6327 is a standard switching diode in a 1-pair series configuration — two diodes in one SOT-23-3 package with the cathode of one tied to the anode of the other. The 4 ns trr and 80 V Vr suit snubbing on switch nodes and signal-line clamping.
Infineon lists the BAV99E6327 as Obsolete. If you have this on a BOM, you are looking at the surplus and independent-distribution channel for remaining inventory. The base product number is BAV99, and the E6327 suffix is Infineon's reel-packaging code (Tape & Reel). Many BAV99 variants from multiple manufacturers share the same die and SOT-23-3 footprint, so a pin-to-pin alternate from Nexperia, ON Semiconductor, Diodes Inc, or Rohm is typically a straight swap — same series-diode topology, same 80 V / 200 mA / 4 ns trr ratings. The key is verifying the package marking and the Vf / trr match your design margin, not just the footprint.
Sourcing the BAV99E6327 today
We source it through our independent-distribution network — verified stock from surplus, overstock, and broker channels. Each unit is visually inspected and electrically sampled against the datasheet parameters before it ships. If you need a production-quantity BAV99 and the E6327 suffix is not a fixed requirement, we can also quote the active BAV99 variants from other manufacturers as a dual-source option for your BOM review.
