
Yangzhou Yangjie Electronic Technology Co.,Ltd
A pin-compatible Schottky diode with a higher voltage rating but also a higher forward voltage drop.
The SM5817PL-TP is a 20V, 1A Schottky diode in a SOD-123FL package, notable for its low forward voltage for high-efficiency applications. Alternatives exist but require careful review of forward voltage (Vf) to avoid increased power dissipation.
Forward voltage mismatch is the primary risk, impacting power efficiency and thermal design.
The SOD-123FL package is common and alternatives are readily available in the same footprint.
No direct drop-in replacement with matching low forward voltage has been identified. All potential alternatives are electrically inferior in this key parameter.
SL110 is the closest parametric match, but its higher forward voltage (0.6V vs 0.45V) requires thermal analysis.
Thermal performance degradation due to higher forward voltage in all available alternatives, leading to reduced efficiency and potential overheating.

Yangzhou Yangjie Electronic Technology Co.,Ltd
A pin-compatible Schottky diode with a higher voltage rating but also a higher forward voltage drop.
| Feature / factor | SM5817PL-TP | SL110 | S16 | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | SOD-123FL | SOD-123FL | SOD-123FL | SOD-123FL — Package matches, ensuring physical compatibility.; S16: Package matches, ensuring physical compatibility. | |
| Voltage | 20V | 100V | 60V | 100V / 60V — Higher voltage rating provides more design margin.; S16: Higher voltage rating provides more design margin. | |
| Current | 1A | 1A | 1A | 1A — Current rating matches the target.; S16: Current rating matches the target. | |
| Forward Voltage | 0.45V @ 1A | 0.6V @ 1A | Not specified | 0.6V @ 1A / Not specified — Higher Vf will increase power loss and heat.; S16: Vf is a critical parameter for efficiency and must be verified from the datasheet. |
The SL110 from Yangjie is a potential alternative in the same package with a 100V rating, but has a higher forward voltage (0.6V vs 0.45V). This will increase power loss and must be evaluated for your specific application.