AZ23C5V6-7-F Discrete Semiconductor Products

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Zener Diodes are diodes with a built-in voltage regulator. Their main purpose is to protect against voltage spikes and to serve as voltage stabilizers. This allows them to be used in a wide range of applications, from consumer electronics to industrial equipment. The AZ23C5V6-7-F is a type of Zener diode array that can be used in a variety of applications.

The AZ23C5V6-7-F Zener diode array is a low voltage, 30V, array which is available in surface mount (SMD) or through-hole (TH) packaging. The device is designed to work with an operating temperature range of – 55 °C to + 150 °C and can handle up to 500mA (maximum) of current. The device has a power dissipation rating of 500mW, meaning it can dissipate up to 500mW of heat energy. The device also has a breakdown voltage of 5.0V, meaning it can be used to regulate voltages up to 5.0V.

The AZ23C5V6-7-F Zener diode array is used for a variety of applications, including voltage regulation, or as part of a voltage supervisory system. It can be used to protect circuits from over-voltage conditions, or to ensure the output of an AC or DC power supply remains stable. It can also be used for voltage division, or as part of a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) circuit.

The AZ23C5V6-7-F diode array works by using a reverse-biased PN junction. When the voltage applied to the diode exceeds the breakdown voltage, the reverse biased state is broken, allowing current flow. This current flow creates a voltage drop within the diode, which regulates the voltage and prevents it from rising too high.

In summary, the AZ23C5V6-7-F Zener diode array is a low voltage, 30V, device which is available in both SMD and TH packages. It is used for a variety of applications, including voltage regulation and protection, as well as for voltage division and as part of a VCO circuit. Its working principle is based on a reverse-biased PN junction which creates a voltage drop when the voltage applied to the diode exceeds the breakdown voltage.

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