
MDD
A strong functional alternative with a higher current rating, but a slightly slower reverse recovery time.
ES1M is a 1A, 1000V superfast recovery rectifier in a compact SMA package, ideal for high-frequency power conversion. Finding a substitute requires careful matching of its critical 35ns reverse recovery time to ensure circuit performance and reliability.
Mismatch in reverse recovery time (trr) is the main electrical risk.
The SMA (DO-214AC) package is standard, and many candidates offer a direct physical fit.
There is no drop-in replacement identified. US2M is a strong functional alternative but requires engineering review due to a slower switching speed (75ns vs 35ns).
Prioritize 'ultrafast' or 'superfast' rectifiers in an SMA package. The US2M is a good starting point, but verify its 75ns trr is acceptable for your application's switching frequency.
The primary risk is substituting with a slower diode. The target's 35ns reverse recovery time (trr) is critical for high-frequency applications, and a slower part can cause overheating, inefficiency, and circuit failure.

MDD
A strong functional alternative with a higher current rating, but a slightly slower reverse recovery time.
| Feature / factor | ES1M | US2M | RS1M | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | SMA (DO-214AC) | DO-214AC (SMA) | SMA (DO-214AC) | DO-214AC (SMA) / SMA (DO-214AC) — Package matches, ensuring form and fit.; RS1M: Package matches, ensuring form and fit. | |
| Voltage | 1000V | 1000V | 1000V | 1000V — Voltage rating matches.; RS1M: Voltage rating matches. | |
| Current | 1A | 2A | 1A | 2A / 1A — Higher current rating provides more margin.; RS1M: Current rating matches. | |
| Diode Type | 35ns (trr) | 75ns | 500ns | 75ns / 500ns — Candidate is 'Ultrafast', slower than target's 'Superfast' 35ns. Verification required.; RS1M: Candidate is a 'Fast' rectifier, target is 'Superfast'. Significant performance downgrade. |
The US2M is a potential functional alternative. It offers a higher current rating (2A) but has a slower reverse recovery time (75ns vs 35ns) that must be evaluated for your specific circuit.