RN142G is a Schottky diode produced by ROHM. It has the characteristics of high frequency, low capacity, and small size.
The RN142G PIN diode is designed for high‑frequency switching applications. It features an ultra‑small VMD2 mold type, low capacitance, and low forward resistance. The device is built on a silicon epitaxial planar construction.
Key electrical ratings include a maximum reverse voltage of 60 V, forward current up to 100 mA, and a junction temperature limit of 150 °C. Typical forward voltage is 1.0 V at 10 mA, reverse current is limited to 0.1 µA, and capacitance between terminals is about 0.45 pF.
| Forward current (IF) | 100 mA |
|---|---|
| Junction temperature (Tj) | 150 °C |
| Forward voltage (VF, typical) | 1.0 V |
| Reverse current (IR, max) | 0.1 µA |
| Capacitance between terminals (CT, typical) | 0.45 pF |
| Forward resistance (rF, typical) | 3.0 Ω |
The typical forward voltage is 1.0 V.
The diode’s absolute maximum forward current is 100 mA and the junction temperature limit is 150 °C.
Typical capacitance between terminals is about 0.45 pF.