Diodes Incorporated
Diodes Incorporated delivers high-quality application-specific standard products in the discrete, logic, analog, and mixed-signal semiconductor markets. The company's catalog spans Schottky and switching diodes, MOSFETs, bipolar transistors, voltage regulators, LED drivers, USB Type-C controllers, signal switches, and logic level translators — optimized for consumer, computing, communications, industrial, and automotive designs.
- 100% Original & New
- Global Supply Support
- Competitive Pricing
- Fast RFQ Response
About Diodes Incorporated
Founded in 1966 and headquartered in Plano, Texas, Diodes Incorporated has grown through acquisitions of Pericom Semiconductor, Zetex, and portions of Texas Instruments' BCD product line to offer a comprehensive portfolio of application-specific standard products (ASSPs). Diodes operates wafer fabrication, assembly, and test facilities in the United States, China, and Europe.
Diodes Incorporated is known for small-form-factor discrete components (SOD, SOT, DFN packaging) that reduce board space in mobile devices, laptops, and IoT nodes. The company's analog product line includes LDO regulators, DC-DC converters, LED backlighting and general illumination drivers, and Hall-effect switches. Its logic portfolio covers bus switches, level translators, gates, and buffers — critical for voltage-domain bridging in multi-rail systems.
Through Octatronics, engineers can search Diodes Incorporated products by MPN prefix (AP, PAM, PI, ZXMS), filter by package, voltage, and current rating, and submit RFQs for competitive pricing across both standard and automotive-qualified SKUs.
Diodes Inc. Product Lines
- Discrete — Schottky, Zener, TVS, MOSFETs, and BJTs
- Analog — LDOs, DC-DC, LED drivers, and Hall sensors
- Logic — level translators, bus switches, gates, and buffers
- Connectivity — USB Type-C PD controllers and ReDrivers
Diodes Incorporated Product Lines
Explore Diodes Incorporated's extensive product portfolio by major product area.
Power Management
Diodes Incorporated Power Management products, with 5,325 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Discrete Semiconductors
Diodes Incorporated Discrete Semiconductors products, with 5,136 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Embedded Processing
Diodes Incorporated Embedded Processing products, with 2,661 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Logic & Timing
Diodes Incorporated Logic & Timing products, with 1,406 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Interface & Connectivity
Diodes Incorporated Interface & Connectivity products, with 908 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Circuit Protection
Diodes Incorporated Circuit Protection products, with 719 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Analog & Signal Chain
Diodes Incorporated Analog & Signal Chain products, with 213 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Sensors
Diodes Incorporated Sensors products, with 181 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Diodes Incorporated Product Series
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