JAN1N3025C-1

Diodes - Zener - Single

JAN1N3025C-1 is a Zener diode which is widely used in electronics industry. It has been designed to function as a regulator and over-voltage protection element in various applications to provide an optimal results. This diode is used in the applications of clippers, clampers, rectifiers and voltage multipliers, voltage dividers, voltage references, peak clampers, rectifier, voltage regulators and so on.

A Zener diode is a specific type of diode that is designed to operate in reverse-biased mode. When a reverse voltage is applied to the device it begins to conduct in the reverse direction. The voltage at which the diode begins to conduct is called the Zener voltage or breakdown voltage. The Zener diode has a unique capability to regulate the voltage across it regardless of changes in the current drawn from it. This enables the device to act as a voltage regulator.

The primary application for the JAN1N3025C-1 is that it is used as a regulator and over-voltage protection element to ensure stable output voltage for the various applications. It is designed to offer a low current flow and low forward voltage drop when engaged with reverse bias, along with high peak power capability. It provides an outstanding reverse power handling capability and capability to handle a large amount of abrupt voltage changes.

The working principle of JAN1N3025C-1 is related to its basic characteristics. As the voltage is increased, the current in the diode rises exponentially. When the voltage reaches the breakdown voltage, the current flow is limited to the reverse leakage current and the voltage remains the same. This is the working principle of the Zener diode, which enables it to act as a voltage regulator.

JAN1N3025C-1 Zener diode is one of the leading devices in the market, highly appreciated by its users for its great performance and long lifetime of reliable service. It is widely used in various application fields for its excellent characteristics, including clampers, rectifiers, voltage multipliers, voltage dividers, voltage references, peak clampers and voltage regulators.