
Diotec Semiconductor
A likely pin-compatible replacement from the same manufacturer with a higher voltage rating.
Find reliable replacements for the SK24, a 40V 2A Schottky diode. This guide covers pin-compatible upgrades and functional alternatives to meet your design needs.
Most candidates offer equal or better voltage/current. Vf must be checked.
Several candidates use different packages (SMA, SMAF) and require board changes.
This is a common diode type with many available manufacturers.
Direct replacement for SK24 should use only Datasheet verified or Strong match candidates; many approved options still require engineering review.
SK26 is the best replacement path, offering a higher voltage rating in the same package from the same manufacturer.
The main risk when substituting is ensuring that secondary parameters like forward voltage (Vf) at the application's operating current and thermal performance are acceptable.

Diotec Semiconductor
A likely pin-compatible replacement from the same manufacturer with a higher voltage rating.
| Feature / factor | SK24 | SK26 | SK510 | SSL56B | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | SMB (DO-214AA) | SMB (DO-214AA) | SMB (DO-214AA) | DO-214AA (SMB) | SMB (DO-214AA) / DO-214AA (SMB) / DO-214AC (SMA) — Mechanically compatible.; SK510: Mechanically compatible.; SSL56B: Same standard package.; SS56: Requires PCB layout change. |
| Voltage | 40V | 60V | 100V | 60V | 60V / 100V — Provides increased voltage margin.; SK510: Significant voltage margin increase.; SSL56B: Higher voltage rating.; SS56: Higher voltage rating. |
| Current | 2A | 2A | 5A | 5A | 2A / 5A — Same current rating.; SK510: Higher current handling capability.; SSL56B: Higher current rating.; SS56: Higher current rating. |
| Manufacturer | Diotec Semiconductor | Diotec Semiconductor | - | - | Diotec Semiconductor — Same manufacturer as target. |
Verified drop-in options for SK24 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.