CDLL967B

The CDLL967B is a single zener diode which is designed for use in low power applications. It is specially designed to provide protection against overvoltage in systems with limited power supplies. The operating principle of the CDLL967B is based on the capacitive-blocking diodes (CLAD) theory.

The CLAD principle is based on the operation of two special diodes connected parallel to each other, which form a two-terminal network. The main purpose of the network is to provide blocking power and also to block any changes in the voltage level of the supply. The two terminals of the network are connected to the supply and the base of the diode. When the voltage on the supply rises above the voltage rating of the diode, the current flow through it increases, thus increasing the voltage drop between the supply and the base terminals. This voltage drop causes the diode to begin to conducting current, thus providing protection against further rises in the supply voltage.

The CDLL967B zener diode is available in several different voltage ratings ranging from 1 to 10 volts. It has a power dissipation rating of 300 mW with maximum zipper voltage of 1V. The device is also designed to provide overvoltage protection up to a maximum voltage of 6 volts. The diode is capable of operating at frequencies up to 1 MHz and has a low forward voltage drop of 0.6V. The operating temperature range of the device is from -55 to +125 degrees Celsius.

The CDLL967B is used in a range of applications such as local power supply boards for electronic systems, automotive electronic circuits, computer power supplies, and telecommunications systems. The device is suitable for use in applications where the supply voltage is subject to transient overvoltages, or where low power dissipation is required. The device is also suitable for use as an overvoltage clamp in circuit designs requiring protection against supply voltage spikes.

In conclusion, the CDLL967B is a single zener diode specifically designed for use in low power applications. It has a voltage rating range of 1 to 10 volts and a power dissipation rating of 300 mW. The device is capable of providing protection against overvoltage up to a maximum voltage of 6 volts. The diode is suitable for use in a range of applications such as local power supply boards for electronic systems, automotive electronic circuits, computer power supplies and telecommunications systems.