Equivalent & Substitute Parts Reference: CD214C-B3100R

Part Overview

CD214C-B3100R is a Schottky rectifier diode from Bourns Inc., designed for surface mount applications in the Diodes, Rectifiers category. It features a maximum reverse voltage of 100 V and an average rectified current of 3 A. As an active product, it is suitable for high-speed switching applications requiring low forward voltage and fast recovery. In engineering practice, identifying alternate models is necessary for supply chain flexibility, ensuring continuous production in case of lead time, inventory changes, or qualification requirements.

Substiute Parts

CD214C-B3100R

Bourns Inc.In Stock: 1174CD214C-B3100R Datasheet

Current PartRFQ

ACDBCT3100-HF

Comchip TechnologyIn Stock: 3260ACDBCT3100-HF Datasheet

Parametric EquivalentRFQ

Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution logic relies strictly on equivalent electrical and mechanical parameters: maximum reverse voltage, average rectified current, forward voltage at rated current, reverse leakage, capacitance, speed, mounting type, package or case style, operating temperature, RoHS and MSL compliance, and inventory status. Only components matching these key specifications within the Diodes, Rectifiers category are considered valid substitutes for CD214C-B3100R.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

When selecting substitute diodes in the Diodes, Rectifiers category, it is essential to consider product status, RoHS3 compliance, MSL level, and REACH status. CD214C-B3100R is currently active, while ACDBCT3100-HF is designated "Last Time Buy." Both diodes conform to RoHS3 and share unlimited MSL. REACH status differs; CD214C-B3100R is REACH affected, ACDBCT3100-HF is REACH unaffected. Both possess high inventory availability and match ECCN and HTSUS classifications. Automotive grade qualification applies to ACDBCT3100-HF per provided input.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What key parameters must match for diode substitution in surface-mount rectifier applications?
A1: Substitute Diodes, Rectifiers must match voltage - DC reverse (Vr) (Max), current - average rectified (Io), voltage - forward (Vf) (Max) @ If, reverse leakage, capacitance, speed, mounting type, package/case, operating temperature, RoHS and MSL status.

Q2: Do package and case style affect substitutability?
A2: Yes. Both CD214C-B3100R and its substitute ACDBCT3100-HF are surface mount, 2-SMD, no lead. Compatibility in package and mechanical dimensions is mandatory for direct replacement.

Q3: How does product status impact engineering selection?
A3: CD214C-B3100R is active, ensuring long-term availability. ACDBCT3100-HF is "Last Time Buy," indicating limited future availability and suitability primarily as a short-term alternative if inventory is sufficient.

Q4: Are there differences in compliance between these rectifier diodes?
A4: Both diodes are ROHS3 compliant and possess MSL 1 level. However, REACH status differs: CD214C-B3100R is affected, ACDBCT3100-HF unaffected. ECCN and HTSUS codes match.

Q5: Are there additional automotive qualifications relevant for substitution?
A5: ACDBCT3100-HF is automotive grade and qualified to AEC-Q101. CD214C-B3100R lacks this specific designation per input parameters.

Q6: Does inventory impact component selection for rectifier diode replacement?
A6: Yes. High in-stock quantities for both part numbers facilitate prompt fulfillment and uninterrupted manufacturing cycles.