
RUILON
A close unidirectional TVS, but with slightly higher voltage and lower current ratings.
Finding a substitute for the SMFJ24A TVS diode requires careful matching of its 24V unidirectional protection in a SOD-123FL package. Alternatives exist but often have different voltage or current ratings.
Standoff voltage and peak current mismatches are common in candidates.
The SOD-123FL package is common, and several candidates match it.
There are no confirmed direct, pin-to-pin replacements for SMFJ24A. All candidates require engineering review due to parametric differences.
No direct drop-in replacement was found. SMFJ26A is parametrically closest but requires review of its higher standoff voltage and lower current rating.
The primary risk is mismatch in standoff voltage (Vrwm), which can either leave the circuit unprotected or cause false clamping during normal operation.

RUILON
A close unidirectional TVS, but with slightly higher voltage and lower current ratings.
| Feature / factor | SMFJ24A | SMFJ26A | SMF28A | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | SOD-123FL | SOD-123FL | SOD-123FL | SOD-123FL — Package matches, likely form-fit compatible.; SMF28A: Package matches, likely form-fit compatible. | |
| Polarity Or Type | Unidirectional | Unidirectional | Unidirectional | Unidirectional — Polarity matches.; SMF28A: Polarity matches. | |
| Voltage V | 24.0V | 26.0V | 28.0V | 26.0V / 28.0V — Slightly higher standoff voltage may reduce protection margin.; SMF28A: Higher standoff voltage may not protect a 24V system adequately. | |
| Current A | 5.1A | 4.8A | 4.4A | 4.8A / 4.4A — Slightly lower peak pulse current rating.; SMF28A: Lower peak pulse current rating reduces surge protection capability. |
SMFJ26A is a potential alternative, but its 26V standoff voltage and 4.8A current rating are different from the target's 24V and 5.1A, requiring circuit validation.