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Diodes - Zener - Single

PDZ13B,135 is a type of Zener single diode. The device provides regulated voltage in the presence of unregulated alternating current or direct current voltage. It is often used for applications such as voltage regulation, protect other parts from high-voltage, surge suppression, and noise filtering. PDZ13B,135 is designed to be versatile and easy to use. It can also be used in applications like switching and signal processing.

Application Fields

• Voltage regulation
• Noise filtering
• Switching
• Surge suppression
• Signal processing

Working Principle

PDZ13B,135 is based on the principle of a Zener diode. A Zener diode consists of two sections - the N type and P type regions connected in a "back-to-back" arrangement. The N type region consists of electrons, while the P type consists of holes. When the diode is forward biased, current flows from the P type to the N type. When the reverse bias is applied, current flows from the N type regions to the P type regions. This is due to the large electric field generated by the Zener diode.

PDZ13B,135s typically operate when there is an alternating current or direct current voltage present. When the voltage reaches the Zener voltage, the diode will begin to conduct. This will provide a regulated voltage as long as the input voltage is greater than or equal to the Zener voltage. The PDZ13B,135 has a wide range of input voltages that it can handle, which makes it an ideal choice for many applications.

Conclusion

PDZ13B,135 is a versatile, easy to use Zener diode that can be used in a variety of applications such as voltage regulation, surge suppression, noise filtering, switching, and signal processing. Its wide range of input voltages make it an ideal choice for many applications. Its working principle is based on the reverse biased condition of a Zener diode, which allows it to provide a regulated voltage in the presence of an unregulated input voltage.

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