BZV55-C13,135

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A diode is a two-terminal electronic component that conducts current in one direction, thereby blocking current in the opposite direction. Diodes can have many applications and are commonly found in various types of electronic devices, such as rectifiers, transistors, and even integrated circuits. Zener diodes, as their name suggests, are a subtype of diodes that operate based on the Zener effect. One of the most common types of Zener diodes is the BZV55-C13,135.

The BZV55-C13,135 has a single type of diode, with a nominal of 13.5 Volts, with a maximum zener current of 200 milliamps. The device has an ultralow leakage current and low temperature co-efficient, making it ideal for high voltage applications and low power dissipation designs. It is rated for a maximum power dissipation of 500mW with an operating temperature range of -30 to +105 degrees Celsius. Its maximum reverse breakdown voltage is 15 Volts and its maximum reverse current is 5.5 microAmps.

The working principle behind a Zener diode is relatively simple. When a forward bias voltage is applied to the diode, the electric field created within the device triggers an avalanche breakdown that causes electrons to break through the energy barrier between the depletion region and the conduction band. This causes a large amount of current to flow through the diode in the reverse direction, thereby stabilizing the current. In this manner, the diode acts as a voltage regulator, which helps protect other electronic components from experiencing excessive voltage.

The BZV55-C13,135 can be found in many electronic devices, including power supplies, voltage stabilizers, and medical systems. The device is also commonly used in circuits that require low current flow, such as in radios, TVs, and video game consoles. In addition, the diode is often used to provide protection against high voltage surges and transients. Thanks to its low leakage current, the device is also ideal for motor control systems and switching regulators.

In summary, the BZV55-C13,135 is a single type Zener diode commonly used in a variety of electronic devices. The device has a low voltage rating of 13.5 Volts and a maximum power dissipation of 500mW. The diode operates on the principle of avalanche breakdown and works as a voltage regulator and surge protector. The device is used for low current applications and particularily in power supplies, voltage stabilizers, and motor control systems.

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