
MDD(Microdiode Semiconductor)
Pin-compatible upgrade with a much faster recovery time while matching package, voltage, and current ratings.
FR207 is a 2A, 1000V fast recovery rectifier in a DO-15 package, used in switching power supplies. Key parameters for replacement are voltage, current, package, and reverse recovery time (trr ≤ 500ns).
Mismatched recovery time or forward voltage can affect performance and thermal load.
The DO-15 package is common and many alternatives are available.
Direct replacement for FR207 should use only Datasheet verified or Strong match candidates; many approved options still require engineering review.
HER208 offers an upgrade in switching speed (75ns vs 500ns) while matching all other critical parameters, making it a strong candidate.
The main risk is selecting a standard recovery diode (e.g., RL207) which has a much slower recovery time, impacting circuit efficiency and potentially causing failure.

MDD(Microdiode Semiconductor)
Pin-compatible upgrade with a much faster recovery time while matching package, voltage, and current ratings.
| Feature / factor | FR207 | HER208 | UF2010GP_AY_00001 | RL207 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | DO-15 | DO-15 | DO-15 | DO-15 | DO-15 — Form factor matches.; UF2010GP_AY_00001: Form factor matches.; RL207: Form factor matches. |
| Voltage | 1000V | 1000V | 1000V | 1000V | 1000V — Reverse voltage matches.; UF2010GP_AY_00001: Reverse voltage matches.; RL207: Reverse voltage matches. |
| Current | 2A | 2A | - | 2A | 2A — Forward current matches.; RL207: Forward current matches. |
| Speed | 500ns | 75ns | 75ns | >500ns (Standard) | 75ns / >500ns (Standard) — Faster recovery time is an upgrade.; UF2010GP_AY_00001: Faster recovery time is an upgrade.; RL207: Significantly slower recovery time. |
| Forward Voltage | 1.3V | - | 1.7V | - | 1.7V — Higher Vf increases power loss. |
Verified drop-in options for FR207 are limited in the current batch. Review candidates marked Strong match or Datasheet verified, and validate package, pinout, and electrical limits before committing a BOM change.