1N5361BRLG Discrete Semiconductor Products

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As a key component within the semiconductor diodes, 1N5361BRGL is a single, medium current, and low voltage stabilizing diode. It is especially suitable for applications where stabilization and regulation of low voltages and low currents are needed, and this is the reason why it is the most common type of Zener diodes. The device is generally classified as Zener Diode, with a standard break-down voltage of 5.1V, where its maximum PIV rating reaches 50V and its normal Zener current reaches 500mA.

In 1N5361BRLG application fields, it is widely used as a voltage regulator, voltage stabilizer, and electrical isolator for a variety of electronic components, such as batteries, computers, circuitry, and telecommunication devices, so that their voltage and current stability can be maintained. As a single diode, it is also applied in replacing the ordinary monitoring diodes.

The working principle of this device is that, when the current flows in the isolated direction, its working voltage remains below 5.1V. When the reverse current of more than 5.1V is generated due to electromotive force or outside interference, the device will break down, so that a stable voltage can be provided.

A Zener diode works based on the negative resistance effect, which indicates that its current tends to increase with decreasing voltage. As a result, a reliable Voltage Reference can be applied to monitor the whole electrical system. In 1N5361BRGL, a special alloy junction could further ensure its reliability and high-temperature stability.

Normally, the general life time of 1N5361BRLG is about 1000 hours at high temperature, and its failure rate should be lower than 1/1000. It is also highly robust against noise, and its normal noise reduction capability reaches 3dB. The high stability and low cost of 1N5361BRLG make it the most suitable solution in fields requiring low voltage power stability.

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