BZV55C68

The BZV55C68 is a single Zener diode which is used as a voltage regulator in general-purpose voltage regulator circuits, for example, for controlling the operating voltage of a logic circuit or radio terminal equipment. The diode is basically an electronic component with two connections, the anode and the cathode, by which a current can flow through the diode in only one direction. It has a reverse breakdown voltage range, which is determined by the size of the doping impurities of the N-type and P-type materials used in the construction of the diode.

In order to understand the working principle of the BZV55C68 diode, we must first understand the mechanism of the Zener breakdown process. The Zener breakdown process occurs when the voltage applied to the diode exceeds its reverse breakdown voltage. When the Zener breakdown process occurs, a large amount of current flows through the diode, causing it to heat up rapidly. This increased amount of current is limited by the internal resistance of the device, which eliminates the possibility of the device being destroyed by excessive current.

The Zener voltage of the BZV55C68 diode is 68 volts. This device is ideal for use in a wide range of general-purpose voltage regulator applications including supply voltage stabilising, voltage limiting, and over-voltage protection. The device is designed to operate in either the forward or reverse directions and is able to withstand a peak current rating of up to 1 ampere. As such, it can be used in many low power electronic applications, such as voltage regulation, voltage limiting and over-voltage protection.

In summary, the BZV55C68 is a single Zener diode specifically designed for general-purpose voltage regulator applications. The device has a reverse breakdown voltage of 68 volts and is designed to operate in either the forward or reverse directions. It has a maximum peak current rating of 1 ampere, making it suitable for low power applications. In addition, the device is capable of withstanding both reverse and forward voltages up to 100 volts.