1PMT5924BE3/TR13

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The 1PMT5924BE3/TR13 diode, when placed in an electronic circuit, is an essential component of conducting and diverting current, while also helping to regulate that current and act as a voltage device. It is part of the Zener family of diodes, belonging to the Single category, with a maximum reverse voltage of 24V and a maximum peak forward voltage of 1.35V. It is available in through-hole form and its glass body measures 1.8 x 0.7mm. This diode has a wide range of applications and its many features make it suitable for multiple functions.

When used for reverse-voltage protection, the diode is typically placed parallel to power or a logic device. It is able to limit the voltage output from a logic circuit to a specified level, which is useful in protecting multiple circuits with different power requirements. It also protects against accidental overvoltage, thus guarding against destruction of valuable components.

In integrated circuits, the diode can be used to test the polarity of the power supply, by converting AC to DC and polarity shifts, thus allowing for any potential polarity errors to be captured in the power supply design. This can prevent potential overvoltage destruction of integrated circuits.

The use of the 1PMT5924BE3/TR13 as a voltage regulator can be seen in devices such as laptops and other battery-powered devices. The diode is able to divert and control power within the device, helping it operate in a smooth and efficient manner.

In addition, the diode can be used as a clipper, helping to cut off any transient signals which could be damaging to circuitry. The diode also finds use in clamping applications, providing an adjustable clamping voltage as well as noise suppression.

The principle by which the 1PMT5924BE3/TR13 achieves its many applications lies in its structure. The diode is made up of a P-N junction diode, formed by doping semiconductor materials. A P and N type semiconductor are combined in a way that their electrons combine and form what is known as a ‘depletion region’. When the diode is placed in a circuit, it becomes forward biased, meaning it is able to conduct current in the forward direction. In the reverse bias, the diode acts as an open switch, acting as an insulator and preventing flow of current. When the voltage is below the breakdown potential, current flows freely in both directions, allowing for reverse-voltage protection.

The 1PMT5924BE3/TR13 is a component that has a range of applications and features useful distinct features, making it an ideal component for voltage regulation, testing, protection and clamping. Due to its small size and the availability in an array of packages, it is simple to use and is available in multiple formats.

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