CLL5262B TR

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Diodes are semiconductor devices which are typically made of Silicon, Germanium, and other similar materials. The most commonly used type of diode is the Zener diode, which is a heavily doped and heavily biased Reverse-biased diode. The Zener diode\'s purpose is to protect other parts in the circuit from very large voltage spikes. Unlike a forward-biased diode, a Zener diode is reverse-biased to a value that is greater than its breakdown voltage. Since the breakdown voltage of a Zener diode is always higher than the forward voltage, it ensures that the voltage drop across it is always lower than the reverse breakdown voltage. This is important since large voltage spikes can cause irreparable damage to other parts in the circuit.

CLL5262B TR is a type of Zener diode that has a reverse breakdown voltage of 5.2V. It has a low forward voltage of 0.3V and a maximum power dissipation of 500mW. It also has a 30mA Maximum current rating and a 400mV maximum temperature coefficient (TC). The CLL5262B TR can be used as a reference voltage source, a regulator, or an ESD protection device. It can help protect sensitive circuit components from the damage that can be caused by voltage surges or spikes.

The CLL5262B TR has a wide range of application fields, such as computing and microprocessor control, automotive electrical systems, telecommunications, and power supplies. It is commonly used as a reference voltage source in digital-to-analog converters, phase-locked loops, and circuits that require a fixed voltage reference for proper operation. It can also be used as a voltage regulator in circuits that require a very stable voltage source, such as microprocessor power supplies or AC/DC converters.

In terms of its working principle, the CLL5262B TR is a heavily doped Zener diode with a narrow P-N junction, allowing it to conduct a significant amount of current in reverse bias. When reverse bias is applied to the diode, a strong electric field is created on the junction. This electric field causes the depletion layer to become very thin until a certain point is reached where the field becomes too strong for the depletion layer to continue shrinking and the breakdown voltage is attained. At this point, an increasing amount of current will flow through the junction until the breakdown voltage is reached and the voltage drop across the diode is stabilized at the Zener voltage.

The CLL5262B TR is an ideal device for applications that require a steady reference voltage, robust ESD protection, or precise voltage regulation. Not only does it have a low forward voltage, but its high reverse breakdown voltage and low temperature coefficient make it suitable for operation over a wide range of temperatures. Thanks to its robust electrical characteristics, the CLL5262B TR can be used in many different applications and is a reliable choice for engineers and designers.

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