JAN1N966C-1

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Diodes - Zener - Single

The JAN1N966C-1 is a Zener diode commonly used for a variety of applications. It is a single diode with low power dissipation and excellent temperature stability, making it ideal for applications requiring high performance and reliability.

Applications

The JAN1N966C-1 is mainly used for voltage regulation and stabilising applications, such as in voltage-regulated power supplies and DC-DC converters. It can also be used for protection applications, such as protecting and isolating sensitive circuits from overvoltage. In addition, it is commonly used for voltage clamping and transient voltage suppression (TVS).

Features

The JAN1N966C-1 is a low-power-dissipative device, making it very energy-efficient. It is designed to provide excellent temperature stability, ensuring reliable and consistent performance across a range of temperatures. The device features an integrated maximum reverse current of 5 μA, providing excellent protection from overvoltage.

Working Principle

The JAN1N966C-1 is a Zener diode, meaning that it is reverse-biased when it is forward-biased. When the diode is connected to a power source, it allows current to flow in the forward direction. When the voltage exceeds the breaking point (or "Zener voltage"), the diode will become reverse-biased, preventing current from flowing and preventing further voltage in the reverse direction. The device will then "clamp" the voltage at the specified Zener voltage, providing the characteristic voltage regulation and stabilisation.

Conclusion

The JAN1N966C-1 is a Zener diode widely used for a variety of applications. It is a single diode with low power dissipation and excellent temperature stability, making it an ideal component for voltage regulation and stabilisation, protection, voltage clamping and transient voltage suppression (TVS) applications. The JAN1N966C-1 works by allowing current to flow in the forward direction, and by clamps the voltage at the specified Zener voltage when it is reverse-biased.

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