Here's some information about it:

Current and Voltage Rating: The "2A 1000V" designation indicates that the diode can handle a maximum average forward current of 2 amps (hence the "2A") and a maximum reverse voltage of 1000 volts (hence the "1000V").

Rectification: Like other rectifier diodes, the FR207 is primarily used for rectification, converting alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC) in electronic circuits.

Package Type: The FR207 diode typically comes in an axial package, which is a cylindrical package with leads on each end. This package type allows for easy through-hole mounting on a printed circuit board.

Forward Voltage Drop: The forward voltage drop of the FR207 diode is typically around 1 volt when conducting forward current within its rated specifications. This voltage drop determines the power dissipation and efficiency of the diode in a circuit.

Reverse Recovery Time: The FR207 diode has a standard recovery time, meaning it takes a certain amount of time to switch from the conducting to the non-conducting state when the polarity of the voltage across the diode is reversed. This parameter is important in circuits where fast switching is required.