PZU11B1,115

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Zener diodes are a type of diode designed to operate in the reverse breakdown region, allowing current to easily flow in the reverse direction. The PZU11B1,115 is a single Zener diode that is designed to be used in a variety of applications.

The PZU11B1,115 has a maximum operating temperature of 175°C, and a maximum reverse voltage of 11 volts. It also has a Zener voltage range from 10.7V to 12.3V. The maximum surge current a PZU11B1,115 can handle is 40A. It has a maximum leakage current of 100µA at 25°C.

The PZU11B1,115 can be used in applications such as voltage regulators and voltage reference circuits. It is also often used in battery-powered applications where it provides reliable regulation of the output voltage. It can also be used as a circuit “clamp” to protect sensitive electronic components from reverse-bias spike voltages, as well as providing a voltage reference for over-voltage protection, defeat of slow-acting fuses, crowbar protection and EMI suppression.

The PZU11B1,115 works by allowing current to pass through the diode in the reverse-bias direction. When the reverse voltage across the diode reaches the break down voltage (10.7 V to 12.3 V), the current through the diode begins to increase rapidly. This allows the voltage to be regulated accurately, as the PZU11B1,115 will not allow the current to increase beyond the break down voltage. It thus provides a reliable, regulated voltage.

The PZU11B1,115 is a single Zener diode that can be used in variety of applications. It has a maximum operating temperature of 175°C, and a maximum reverse voltage. It can handle up to a maximum surge current of 40A and has a maximum leakage current of 100µA at 25°C. It works by allowing current to pass through the diode in the reverse-bias direction, and the voltage is regulated when it reaches the breakdown voltage of 10.7 V to 12.3 V.

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