BZV55-C47,115

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The BZV55-C47,115 Diode is a Single Zener Diode that is known for its very good stability and its application as a voltage limiter.

It is a PN junction diode, which usually has one P-N junction, operated under reduced voltage or reverse bias. The diode has an anode and a cathode, and when in forward bias, current will flow from anode to cathode. When in reverse bias, the junction is blocked and the current flow is blocked. The Zener diode is a reverse biased PN junction diode and when a voltage equal to or higher than the Zener voltage is applied to it, the Zener diode will break down and let the current flow through.

The BZV55-C47,115 is an example of such a diode and it has a special capability of stabilizing a voltage. It has a breakdown voltage of 47 V and its maximum reverse leakage current is 6 mA. It also has a relatively easy transient response with its reverse recovery time.

The device has many applications, one of which is the stabilization of a DC line voltage. The Zener diode is connected parallel to the load in order to create a voltage limiter. When the voltage is increased beyond 47 V, the diode will start to conduct and the voltage across the load will not increase any further.

The BZV55-C47,115 diode also has other applications, such as in voltage regulation, reverse polarity protection and surge protection. When used in a voltage regulator, the Zener diode is connected in series with the load, and the voltage is regulated by the Zener voltage. Additionally, Zener diodes can be used as a protection against reverse polarity in circuits, by connecting them in parallel with the load.

Finally, the diode can also be used as surge protection by connecting it in parallel with the load, in order to protect the load from high voltage transients. This is done by using the forward biasing of the PN junction, when the transient voltage is higher than the breakdown voltage.

In conclusion, the BZV55-C47,115 is an example of Single Zener Diode with a breakdown voltage of 47V, with applications in voltage limiter, voltage regulator, reverse polarity protection and surge protection. The diode is usually connected parallel to the load, and works by blocking the current flow when the voltage is higher than the Zener voltage.

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