JAN1N935B-1

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The JAN1N935B-1 is a single Zener Diode in a SOD-323 package which is commonly used in many applications. The diode is ideal for applications such as voltage regulation, noise reduction, and negative voltage regulation. The working principle of a Zener diode is based on its built-in electric field, which creates a junction between p-type and n-type semiconducting materials. The diode is so designed that it will conduct current in both directions when a voltage lower than the breakdown voltage, or reverse breakdown voltage, is applied. Once the breakdown voltage is exceeded, the diode becomes "reverse-biased" and the current will only flow from anode to cathode.

The JAN1N935B-1 offers a vast range of break down voltages for many different applications. For example, the device offers a reverse break down voltage of 5.6V and a max power dissipation of 500mW for low voltage applications. In addition, the Zener diode can be used for medium voltage applications such as signal isolation and noise reduction. For this purpose, the device offers a reverse break down voltage of 12V and a maximum power dissipation of 200mW.

The JAN1N935B-1 can be used as a voltage regulator to maintain a steady voltage level during fluctuations. In this application, the Zener diode is connected between the circuit\'s power source and the load. When the applied voltage is greater than the breakdown voltage, the diode reaches the Zener breakdown region and starts to principle. When the applied voltage is less than the breakdown voltage, the diode acts as a simple closed switch, keeping the supply voltage constant. The reverse voltage of the diode helps protect a circuit from power surges and out of control current, which prevents damage from occurring.

When used for noise reduction, the JAN1N935B-1 helps eliminate noise in the circuits. This is achieved by connecting the diode in parallel with the circuit that has to be protected from noise. When a voltage fluctuation occurs, the diode limits the fluctuation. In this way, the diode acts as a clamp, temporarily absorbing the fluctuations and quickly releasing them back into the circuit after the event.

The JAN1N935B-1 is also often used for negative voltage regulation. This is a useful technique as it allows a circuit to be powered from multiple sources of positive and negative voltage. In this application, the Zener diode acts as a clamp that limits the negative voltage applied to the circuit, ensuring that the circuit is not damaged due to instability or reverse currents.

In summary, the JAN1N935B-1 is a single Zener Diode in a SOD-323 package which offers vast applications such as voltage regulation, noise reduction, negative voltage regulation and more. Its already built electric fields allows it to be current-conducting in forward and reverse bias for many different applications. Its diverse range of breakdown voltages serves many different customer needs and its simple design makes it an attractive option for circuit protection.

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