The SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE,DIODE is a the manufacturer industrial component. Key specifications include material: SILICON SEMICONDUCTOR, overall_length: 0.300 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.405 INCHES MAXIMUM IN, mounting_method: THREADED STUD(S), features_provided: HERMETICALLY SEALED CASE, nominal_thread_size: 0.190 INCHES IN, thread_series_designator: UNF. This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5961-00-849-4183, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains. Available through authorized enterprise resellers and TPM (Third Party Maintenance) channels. Verify compatibility with your specific system configuration before ordering.
| material | SILICON SEMICONDUCTOR |
| overall_length | 0.300 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.405 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| mounting_method | THREADED STUD(S) |
| features_provided | HERMETICALLY SEALED CASE |
| nominal_thread_size | 0.190 INCHES IN |
| thread_series_designator | UNF |
| mounting_facility_quantity | 1 |
| overall_width_across_flats | 0.423 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.438 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| terminal_type_and_quantity | 1 TAB, SOLDER LUG AND 1 THREADED STUD |
| specification/standard_data | 81349-MIL-S-19500/124 GOVERNMENT SPECIFICATION |
| power_rating_per_characteristic | 10.0 WATTS MAXIMUM TOTAL POWER DISSIPATION |
| current_rating_per_characteristic | 1.60 AMPERES MAXIMUM PEAK REVERSE SURGE CURRENT |
| NSN | 5961-00-849-4183 |
| SPECIFICATION/STANDARD DATA | 81349-MIL-S-19500/124 GOVERNMENT SPECIFICATION |
| MOUNTING METHOD | THREADED STUD(S) |
| TERMINAL TYPE AND QUANTITY | 1 TAB, SOLDER LUG AND 1 THREADED STUD |
| POWER RATING PER CHARACTERISTIC | 10.0 WATTS MAXIMUM TOTAL POWER DISSIPATION |
| NOMINAL THREAD SIZE | 0.190 INCHES IN |
| MOUNTING FACILITY QUANTITY | 1 |
| FEATURES PROVIDED | HERMETICALLY SEALED CASE |
| OVERALL WIDTH ACROSS FLATS | 0.423 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.438 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| ELECTRODE INTERNALLY-ELECTRICALLY CONNECTED TO CASE | ANODE |
| MAXIMUM OPERATING TEMP PER MEASUREMENT POINT | 175.0 CELSIUS CASE DEGC |