BAS21VD,135

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Diodes are key components in many electronic systems, and their use ranges from basic signal rectification and detection to complex signal processing and power control. The BAS21VD, 135 is a surface mount zener voltage array that provides one package solution for high-voltage applications, such as voltage regulation, protection, and low-impact electronic signal-processing. It uses diodes in an array configuration, organized to optimize its performance for a variety of applications.

The BAS21VD, 135 array is designed to rectify and protect systems against over voltages. It is useful in both ac and dc rectification, where high input voltages can be a potential hazard. The array performs well in peak-clamping and signal processing applications, where it helps to protect delicate internal components. The array can also be used in low-noise circuits, such as those found in RF communication systems. In addition, the array can be used in more complex circuits, such as those found in high-efficiency power converters and switching amplifiers.

The BAS21VD, 135 zener voltage array is constructed from a series of zener diodes, which are arranged in an array configuration. The series of diodes are arranged in a space-saving package, in which each diode is placed in a separate terminal. The total array is connected to the external power supply via one of the terminals, and the other terminals are connected to the load or to the circuit ground. The circuitry between the terminals is known as the cathode, and it contains zener diodes that regulate the voltage at each of the terminals.

When the input voltage exceeds the maximum level, the BAS21VD, 135 array will conduct current in a semiconductor within the array. This current flow generates a reverse voltage, which is applied across the array, thus limiting the total voltage to the desired level. The BAS21VD, 135 array is designed to operate with a wide range of input voltages, ranging from 10 to 55 volts, and is capable of dissipating up to 150 Watts of power when reverse-voltage is applied. The array is rated for a maximum reverse-voltage of 70 Volts.

The BAS21VD, 135 array is a simple, efficient, and cost-effective way to protect delicate systems against over voltages. It can be used in a variety of applications, including peak-clamping, signal-processing, and power conversion, and requires little external circuitry. The array is also a space-saving solution as it requires only one package and can be mounted on a standard dual-in-line (DIP) socket.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference