Equivalent & Substitute Parts Reference for HSM880J/TR13

Part Overview

The HSM880J/TR13 (Microchip Technology) is an active Schottky diode designed for rectification tasks, featuring an 80 V DC reverse voltage and an average rectified current rating of 8A in a DO-214AB (SMC) surface mount package. This device exists within the Diodes, Rectifiers category and is supplied in tape & reel packaging. Alternative models may be required based on product status, regulatory compliance (RoHS), or supply chain considerations, such as inventory, obsolescence, or qualification requirements.

Substiute Parts

HSM880J/TR13

Microchip TechnologyIn Stock: 1015HSM880J/TR13 Datasheet

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SK88L-TP

Micro Commercial CoIn Stock: 4227SK88L-TP Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute parts for the HSM880J/TR13 are identified strictly by matching the core electrical and mechanical parameters necessary for functionality and compatibility. These criteria include technology (Schottky), maximum DC reverse voltage, average rectified current, forward voltage rating at specified current, reverse leakage current, recovery speed, mounting style, and package type. Only devices that match all electrical and mechanical constraints within the specified category and form factor are included as substitutes.

Key parameters used for substitution selection:

• Technology: Schottky
• Voltage - DC Reverse (Vr)
• Current - Average Rectified (Io)
• Voltage - Forward (Vf) @ If
• Reverse Leakage @ Vr
• Speed
• Mounting Type
• Package / Case
• Operating Temperature - Junction

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

For engineering selection, differences in compliance and product lifecycle must be considered. HSM880J/TR13 is RoHS non-compliant and active; SK88L-TP is ROHS3 compliant, but its status is "Not For New Designs." Selection is strictly dependent on design requirements for RoHS, current and future availability, and compatibility with qualification standards and compliance certifications.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What determines equivalency or substitution for Schottky rectifier diodes in this category?
A1: Equivalency is determined by core parameters: technology (Schottky), maximum DC reverse voltage, average rectified current rating, forward voltage at rated current, reverse leakage at specified voltage, speed, mounting type, and package outline.

Q2: Are differences in operating temperature range relevant for substitution?
A2: Devices must operate within the specified temperature range required by the application. Both HSM880J/TR13 and SK88L-TP cover similar lower temperature limits; however, the upper limits differ (-55°C ~ 175°C vs -55°C ~ 150°C).

Q3: How does the package type affect substitute compatibility?
A3: Both parts utilize the DO-214AB (SMC) surface mount package, ensuring direct mechanical interchangeability in PCBs designed for this footprint.

Q4: Is RoHS status a mandatory selection criterion?
A4: Selection based on RoHS status depends on design and regulatory requirements. HSM880J/TR13 is RoHS non-compliant; SK88L-TP is ROHS3 compliant.

Q5: Does product status affect long-term availability or design choice?
A5: HSM880J/TR13 is active, indicating ongoing production. SK88L-TP is designated "Not For New Designs," indicating it may be phased out and should be used only if it meets inventory and support requirements.

Q6: Are there differences in reverse leakage specifications to consider?
A6: HSM880J/TR13 specifies 500 µA maximum at 80 V; SK88L-TP specifies 1 mA at 80 V. Selection should be made according to the application's tolerance for reverse leakage currents.