Military-grade pedigree — MIL-PRF-19500/587
This diode is built to the MIL-PRF-19500/587 specification — the same screening and quality conformance that drives defense and aerospace procurement. A component engineer can treat the 1N6662 as a known-good part for programs requiring JAN-level traceability, not just a commercial off-the-shelf rectifier.
Key electrical ratings for fit
Rated 400 V DC reverse (Vr) and 500 mA average rectified current (Io) — this is a standard-recovery (>500 ns) diode sized for low-frequency rectification, snubbing, or polarity protection in circuits where reverse recovery speed is not the constraint. Reverse leakage is 50 nA max at 400 V — a tight spec that matters for high-impedance bias networks or battery-powered circuits where leakage current drains the rail.
Temperature range and package
A test/validation engineer can sweep the part across the entire range without exceeding the abs-max junction limit. Housed in a DO-204AH (DO-35) axial-lead through-hole package. For a rework tech, that means hand-solder friendly, no hot-air profile needed, and easy visual inspection of the joint.