
MDD(Microdiode Semiconductor)
A 1000V, 3A high-efficiency diode in a matching DO-201AD package, but with higher forward voltage.
FR307 is a 3A, 1000V fast recovery rectifier in a DO-201AD package. Finding a substitute requires matching voltage and current ratings while carefully checking forward voltage and recovery time.
Higher forward voltage in candidates will increase power loss and heat.
Candidates share the same DO-201AD package, ensuring mechanical compatibility.
No direct drop-in replacement has been identified. Candidates like HER308 and MUR4100 match the package and key ratings but have a higher forward voltage, which impacts efficiency and thermal performance.
Evaluate HER308 or MUR4100. They offer faster recovery times but require a thermal design review due to higher forward voltage.
The primary risk is increased power dissipation due to higher forward voltage (Vf) in available alternatives, potentially leading to overheating.

MDD(Microdiode Semiconductor)
A 1000V, 3A high-efficiency diode in a matching DO-201AD package, but with higher forward voltage.
| Feature / factor | FR307 | HER308 | MUR4100 | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | DO-201AD | DO-201AD | DO-201AD | DO-201AD — Same package ensures form and fit compatibility.; MUR4100: Same package ensures form and fit compatibility. | |
| Voltage | 1000V | 1000V | 1000V | 1000V — Reverse voltage matches the target's requirement.; MUR4100: Reverse voltage matches the target's requirement. | |
| Current | 3A | 3A | 4A | 3A / 4A — Current rating matches the target.; MUR4100: Higher current rating provides more margin. | |
| Forward Voltage | 1.3V | 1.7V | 1.8V | 1.7V / 1.8V — Significantly higher Vf will increase power loss.; MUR4100: Significantly higher Vf will increase power loss. | |
| Recovery Time | 500ns | ~70ns | ~75ns | ~70ns / ~75ns — Much faster recovery time is a performance upgrade.; MUR4100: Much faster recovery time is a performance upgrade. |
HER308 is a strong candidate, matching the package, voltage, and current. However, its higher forward voltage (1.7V vs 1.3V) requires thermal validation before use.