MMBZ5244ELT3G

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The MMBZ5244ELT3G is a single Zener diode designed for a wide range of applications. It is designed to provide effective protection for electronic circuits from transient voltages. MMBZ5244ELT3G has a wide range of reverse breakdown voltage from 25V up to 74V with a maximum power rating of 500mW. The device is packaged in SOT-23 package that is compact and easy to mount.

In most applications, MMBZ5244ELT3G can provide the necessary level of protection that is needed for the circuit. Typically, the device is used to protect circuits in which the power supply is subject to transient voltages, such as in portable devices. It protects the circuit by diverting the transient voltage away from it, thus providing the necessary level of protection.

MMBZ5244ELT3G is also useful in applications such as motor control, inverters and AC/DC converters. It can also be used for voltage regulation in DC/DC converters and for providing superior ESD protection. The device has a reverse breakdown voltage from 25V to 74V, with a maximum power rating of 500mW and a maximum junction temperature of 175 °C.

The working principle of MMBZ5244ELT3G is based on a zener breakdown mechanism. When an applied voltage exceeds the zener breakdown voltage, the device will act as a diode and a large current will start to flow through it. This large current will reduce the voltage across the diode to a lesser amount, providing protection to the circuit. The device is also able to withstand a high surge current, up to 5A. The device is also great for providing surge current protection.

The MMBZ5244ELT3G is a versatile and reliable single Zener diode suitable for a wide range of applications. It is available in an easy-to-mount SOT-23 package and offers excellent transient protection as well as superior ESD protection. The device is capable of withstanding high surge currents, making it an ideal choice for protecting circuits against transient voltages.

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