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Fast Recovery Epitaxial Diode vs Fast Recovery Diode Module

Date: 2025.05.20 Views: 64

FRED (Fast Recovery Epitaxial Diode) diodes use epitaxial layers for ultra-fast recovery times, typically under 50 ns, ideal for high-frequency, RF, and high-speed switching applications. They have very low reverse recovery charge, reducing switching losses. FRD (Fast Recovery Diode) is a broader category of silicon-based diodes designed for fast recovery, usually with recovery times from 50 ns to hundreds of nanoseconds. While both are used in power switching, FREDs are specialized for ultra-high-speed, low-loss applications, whereas FRDs are more versatile for general high-speed rectification in power supplies and motor drives.

 

Aspect FRED (Fast Recovery Epitaxial Diode) FRD (Fast Recovery Diode)
Construction Epitaxial layers for ultra-fast recovery Silicon-based, optimized for fast recovery
Recovery Time Usually < 50 ns, often very low (~a few ns) 50 ns to a few hundred ns
Application Focus Ultra-high-speed, RF, high-frequency switching General high-speed power rectification
Performance Minimized reverse recovery charge, very efficient Good for high-speed switching, but not ultra-fast

 

Fast recovery diode module

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