PZU13B2,115 Discrete Semiconductor Products

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Introduction to PZU13B2,115

The PZU13B2,115 is a single Zener diode, typically used in applications that require a stable voltage reference source. This device is designed to provide reliable and predictable breakdown characteristics and provide an effective means to disperse heat.

Application Field

The PZU13B2,115 is commonly used in electronics to provide a stabilizing voltage reference. It can be used in high-frequency and high-voltage applications, such as automotive and lighting products, voltage stabilization, voltage regulation and intermediate voltage references. It is also used in monitoring and control circuits and power supplies.

Working Principle

The PZU13B2,115 operates on the principle of Zener breakdown. Zener breakdown occurs when a depletion region, formed between the P and N type semiconductor regions, under the influence of a high electric field, breaks down and allows current to flow across the junction. This helps to protect against voltage fluctuations and maintains a stable voltage reference in the circuit and across the device.

The breakdown voltage of the PZU13B2,115 is 13.2 Volts and the maximum operating voltage is 15 Volts. The maximum power dissipation is 200mW, the thermal resistance is 2degC/W and the maximum junction temperature is 150degC. The PZU13B2,115 has a non-repetitive surge peak current of 1A and a forward voltage of 0.7V.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the PZU13B2,115 is a single diode device commonly used in applications that require a stable voltage reference source. It has a breakdown voltage of 13.2 Volts and a maximum operating voltage of 15 Volts, a maximum power dissipation of 200mW, a thermal resistance of 2degC/W and a maximum junction temperature of 150degC. The PZU13B2,115 has a non-repetitive surge peak current of 1A and a forward voltage of 0.7V.

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