UDZVTE-176.2B Discrete Semiconductor Products

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Diodes, Zener, and Single devices are the components used to prevent or control the flow of electrical current in or out of a circuit. The UDZVTE-176.2B is an example of a single component in this category and is used to control and manage voltages in a variety of applications. This article will discuss the application fields and working principles of the UDZVTE-176.2B.

The UDZVTE-176.2B is a 150V Zener diode designed to protect sensitive electrical components from voltage spikes. The device is designed to absorb short-duration overloads and prevent extended periods of high voltage from damaging the circuit or triggering excessive current or thermal conditions. The diode is used in consumer electronics, automotive, communication, and medical applications where protection from overvoltage is required.

The working principle of the UDZVTE-176.2B is based on the property of electrical diodes known as the Zener effect. Diodes are the simplest type of electrical component and typically only allow the flow of current in one direction. But when a high enough voltage is applied across the diode, the diode begins to conduct current in both directions, allowing a controlled flow of current. This reversed current flow is known as the Zener effect and it is used to level out high voltages in a circuit.

The UDZVTE-176.2B is designed to handle a peak reverse voltage of up to 150V. The maximum reverse current of the diode is rated at 5mA. The device also has an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. The Zener diode is rated to handle a maximum power dissipation of 500mW which makes it suitable for a variety of applications including AC adapters, DC-DC converters, and automotive electronics.

The UDZVTE-176.2B is a general purpose Zener diode capable of providing protection from overvoltages in a variety of applications. The device works by using the Zener effect to level out high voltages and protect electrical components from damage. The device is rated to handle a peak reverse voltage of up to 150 V, a maximum reverse current of 5mA, and a maximum power dissipation of 500mW, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

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