BZV90-C43,115

Diodes are semiconductor devices that allow an electric current to flow in one direction, while blocking the current in the opposite direction. Zener diodes are a type of diode specifically designed to regulate voltage. They have a unique property by which a voltage is formed across the diode when it is reverse-biased. When the breakdown voltage is exceeded, current will then flow in the opposite direction. Single Zener diodes, such as the BZV90-C43,115, are designed to regulate a specific voltage, and as such are commonly used for voltage stabilization in power supplies.

The BZV90-C43,115 is a single Zener diode with a breakdown voltage of 43 volts. It has a low temperature coefficient and is ideal for maintaining a consistent output signal in a wide range of operating conditions, such as in power converters, DC/DC converters, and led lighting.

The working principle of the BZV90-C43,115 is quite simple. It operates in reverse-biased mode, meaning that a negative voltage is applied to the cathode of the diode. When the applied voltage is equal to or exceeds the breakdown voltage, the diode will switch on and a voltage will be formed across the diode. This voltage is a regulated output and is used to maintain a consistent output level.

The BZV90-C43,115 is typically used in applications requiring a reliable and consistent output voltage. It is especially suited to applications where there are a wide range of operating conditions, such as fluctuations in temperature, humidity, and power supply voltage. It can also be used for voltage surge protection and for more precise voltage regulation.

In summary, the BZV90-C43,115 is a single Zener diode that has a breakdown voltage of 43 volts. It is designed for applications requiring a reliable and consistent output voltage, and is particularly well suited for applications where there are wide operating conditions. The device operates in reverse-biased mode and the voltage will be formed across the diode when the applied voltage is equal to or exceeds the breakdown voltage.