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BAT54LT1G 30V 200mA SOT-23 Schottky Barrier Diode onsemi Unused NOS

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onsemi BAT54LT1G Surface Mount 30V 200mA Schottky Switching Diode SOT-23

Condition

Unused new old stock (NOS). Markings legible: JV3. Package leads are clean and unmounted. Sold each.

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Product Overview

onsemi BAT54LT1G is a small-signal Schottky barrier diode in an SMD package, engineered for high-speed switching, circuit clamping, and reverse voltage transient protection. The single-diode configuration provides a 30V reverse breakdown rating with 200mA continuous forward current capability.

Key Features

  • Continuous forward current: 200 mA
  • Peak repetitive reverse voltage: 30 V
  • Forward voltage drop: 0.35 V typical at 10 mA
  • Reverse recovery time: 5.0 ns maximum
  • Package: SOT-23-3 (TO-236AB) surface mount
  • Internal configuration: Single diode (Pin 1 anode, Pin 2 no connection, Pin 3 cathode)

Applications

  • Replacing damaged surface-mount clamp diodes on control boards and logic sensor interfaces
  • Protecting sensitive microcontroller GPIO pins against inductive spikes and reverse-voltage transients
  • Building low-voltage steering logic and efficient polarity protection in compact battery-powered projects

Frequently Asked Questions

What pinout configuration does this SOT-23 package use?

This device uses Style 8 pinout: Pin 1 is the anode, Pin 2 has no internal connection, and Pin 3 is the cathode.

What marking is printed on the package?

The top surface is marked JV3.

How does the BAT54LT1G differ from dual-diode variants like the BAT54A or BAT54C?

The BAT54LT1G houses a single diode connected across pins 1 and 3, whereas BAT54A and BAT54C variants contain dual diodes in common-anode or common-cathode arrangements.

A five-nanosecond switch that steps in before an inductive spike ever knows it had a chance. Solder it into the trace and let the diode take the hit.

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