BZV55-C12,135

Diodes - Zener - Single

Diodes are electronic components with two wired connections, namely anode and cathode. They allow current to flow in one direction and do not allow it to flow in the reverse direction. Zener diodes, also known as breakdown diodes, are a type of diode designed specifically to let current flow in the reverse direction when the voltage is greater than the zener breakdown voltage. This behavior distinguishes them from other standard diodes, whose current simply increases in both directions when the voltage is above the threshold.

BZV55-C12, 135 is a Zener diode whose breakdown voltage is the highest in its family. It is known for its low voltage and high stability. It is widely used in computer circuits, lighting systems, and various other electronic applications. It has a wide operating temperature range and is able to withstand high current.

BZV55-C12, 135 works by allowing current to flow in the reverse direction when the voltage is greater than its zener breakdown voltage. It is designed with two junction pins that are electrically bonded together to create a uniform diode. This diode will then prevent any current from flowing in the opposite direction. When the reverse voltage exceeds the zener breakdown voltage, the diode will start allowing current to flow in the reverse direction. This feature makes it useful for stabilizing voltages and for protecting equipment from electrical overshoot and spikes.

BZV55-C12, 135 is commonly used in a variety of applications such as shunt regulators, DC-DC converters, voltage regulation, and other electronic circuits. In addition, it can also be used in LED lighting systems, computers, and other electronic equipment that require reliable voltage stabilization. In such applications, the diode helps to protect the component from harm due to power surges and fluctuating voltages.

BZV55-C12, 135 is a Zener diode that is known for its low voltage, high stability, and wide operating temperature range. It allows current to flow in the reverse direction when the voltage is greater than its zener breakdown voltage, and is widely used to protect electronics from electrical overshoot and spikes. Its low voltage and wide operating temperature range make it suitable for use in LED lighting systems, computer circuits, and other applications that require reliable voltage stabilization.