1PMT5929C/TR13

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The 1PMT5929C/TR13 Zener diode is a single purpose device designed to regulate current in circuits. It is a special type of diode that utilizes the PN junction to achieve a certain voltage across its terminals. The diode works by allowing current to flow in one direction and preventing it from flowing in the other direction.

The 1PMT5929C/TR13 is a low-noise regulated Zener diode designed for use in low-voltage applications. It has a maximum voltage of 5.9V and typical breakdown voltage of 3.0V. The package size is SC-59, with an overall height of 1.35mm and a lead pitch of 1.27mm. The device is capable of handling current concentrations of up to 150mA.

The zener diode has a wide range of applications, generally being used as a voltage regulator. It is also commonly used for electronic noise suppression, as an acoustic noise suppressor, and as a clamping element. It is also used in voltage multiplier circuits and as a voltage sensor.

The 1PMT5929C/TR13 works on the simple principle of voltage regulation. When the voltage across its terminals exceeds the breakdown voltage, the diode will conduct and the current is clamped at the set breakdown voltage. This effectively reduces the voltage across its terminals and results in a regulated, stable voltage.

The device offers high temperature stability and good noise immunity, making it an ideal choice for both DC and AC applications. The high forward voltage ensures that the device operates more efficiently, saving energy and extending component life.

The 1PMT5929C/TR13 Zener diode is a versatile and reliable component that can be used in a variety of applications, including voltage regulation, noise suppression and clamping. Its low-noise characteristics and high temperature stability make it an excellent choice for low voltage applications, while its high forward voltage makes it an ideal component for large-scale projects.

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