BZM55B24-TR Discrete Semiconductor Products

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Diodes - Zener - Single, is one of the most used semiconductor device that has found wide application in providing voltage regulation, switching and signal rectification. The BZM55B24-TR belongs to this category of devices and has found many applications due to its exceptional performance.

The BZM55B24-TR is a single zener diode that can operate at currents of up to 100mA. It has a low threshold of 1.06 volts and a high threshold of 24 volts. This makes the BZM55B24-TR an ideal choice for applications that require both low voltage and high voltage regulation.

The BZM55B24-TR is commonly used in all sorts of applications, ranging from consumer electronics and automotive, to industrial, military and medical. In consumer electronics, the BZM55B24-TR is often used in power supplies as a means to provide over voltage and under voltage protection. It can also be used to provide voltage regulation in LED displays, digital clocks, and data acquisition systems. In automotive, the BZM55B24-TR is used in Fuel injection and CAN bus systems.

In military and aerospace applications, the BZM55B24-TR is used in missile guidance systems and fire control systems where high accuracy, performance and reliability are of utmost importance. The BZM55B24-TR is also used in medical and laboratory instrumentation, as it provides exceptional accuracy, temperature stability and low noise operation.

The working principle of the BZM55B24-TR is quite simple and is based on the PN junction diode structure. It consists of a layer of positively and negatively charged material, separated by a thin depletion region. When a voltage is applied to the PN junction, electrons move from the N-type material to the P-type material, creating a layer of electron-depleted region at the junction. This depletion region causes a barrier to the flow of free electrons, and thus creates an electric current.The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference