1PMT5931B/TR13

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The 1PMT5931B/TR13 is a single diode ideal for use in applications where a medium power and low forward voltage drop are required. It is suitable for high frequency rectification, regulators, and general purpose switching applications.

Applications

This diode is primarily used in high frequency rectifier, voltage regulator, clipper, limiters and general purpose switching applications. It is suitable for use in home appliances, air conditioners and automobiles. It is also useful in applications where high speed switching and low power dissipation is required.

Features

The 1PMT5931B/TR13 features a reliable plastic encapsulation that provides excellent mechanical protection and temperature stability. It also features low forward voltage drop, fast switching, and high surge current capability. It has a maximum reverse voltage of 13.2V, a maximum peak forward current of 500mA and a maximum reverse current of 5mA.

Working Principle

The 1PMT5931B/TR13 works on the principle of a Zener reverse breakdown voltage. When a voltage is applied across its anode and cathode, a diode starts to let through current. As the voltage increases, the current is gradually blocked but when it reaches a certain voltage called the Zener breakdown voltage, the current flow increases exponentially. This is the principle behind the 1PMT5931B/TR13 and this is how it works.

Conclusion

The 1PMT5931B/TR13 is a single diode that is ideal for applications where high frequency rectification, voltage regulators, clippers, limiters, and general purpose switching is required. This diode features reliable plastic encapsulation that provides excellent mechanical protection and temperature stability. It has a maximum reverse voltage of 13.2V, a maximum peak forward current of 500mA and a maximum reverse current of 5mA. This diode works on the principle of a Zener reverse breakdown voltage, allowing a high current to flow when a certain voltage is applied.

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