Toshiba Launches New Compact ESD Protection Diodes Supporting High-Speed Data Lines

Multi-bit flow-through type products added to the Extreme High Speed series line-up

TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Toshiba Corporation (TOKYO: 6502) has added multi-bit (2-bit and 4-bit) flow-through type ESD (electrostatic discharge) diode products to its low capacitance and low clamp voltage Extreme High Speed series. The new products, DF6D7M1N (2-bit) and DF10G7M1N (4-bit), realize multiple diodes while maintaining the signal quality achieved by the low-inductance flow-through layout. Samples are available now with mass production scheduled for the end of December.

Applications
ESD protection for USB 3.0 and other interfaces

Key Features
1. Multi-bit, flow-through type
2. Low clamp voltage: V_C=12V (typ.) at IEC61000-4-5 compliant (I_PP=1A)
3. Suitable for high speed signal lines: C_t=0.3pF (typ.)
4. ESD-immunity level: ±8kV guaranteed at IEC61000-4-2 compliant (contact)
5. Small packages

DF6D7M1N (2-bit) : DFN6 package (1.25mm×1.0mm×0.5mm)
DF10G7M1N (4-bit) : DFN10 package (2.5mm×1.0mm×0.5mm)

Main specifications
Item	Value
Peak reverse voltage(VRRM)	5.0V
Reverse breakdown voltage(VBR)	6.0V(min) @IBR=1mA
Reverse current(IR)	0.5μA(max) @VRWM=5V
Diode capacitance(Ct)	0.3pF(typ.) @VR=0V, f=1MHz
Clamp voltage(VC)	12V(typ.) @IPP=1A

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