PZU16B2L,315

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A Zener diode is a special type of diode which has some characteristics that set it apart from other diodes. It is designed specifically to allow current to flow in one direction, but also conduct depending on the voltage dropped across it. This is done by creating a junction between the p-doped and n-doped regions, known as a breakdown region.

The PZU16B2L,315 diode is a Zener diode that provides a stable voltage reference of 3.15 volts. It is a surface mount device which is ideal for applications with space concerns. This is a “Double Zener” diode, providing two reference voltages (1.22V and 3.15V), with a voltage regulation of 5%. The diode can handle maximum currents of 10mA per diode.

The PZU16B2L,315 can be used for a variety of purposes, such as voltage regulation or over-voltage protection. It is particularly useful for providing stable reference voltages in oscillators, or for helping power management ICs regulate the output voltage. It can also be used in DAC circuits, for applications such as automotive electronics, where the diode can provide protection from power surges. When used as an over-voltage protection device, the PZU16B2L,315 can be used to protect circuits from input voltages that are too high.

In terms of its working principle, the PZU16B2L,315 works by creating the breakdown junction. When the voltage dropped across the junction reaches the “Zener voltage”, the voltage will be clamped at that level, allowing current to flow in both directions. This means that the output voltage is kept constant, regardless of the input voltage.

The PZU16B2L,315 diode is a versatile device that can be used in many applications. It can be used for voltage regulation or over-voltage protection, and is ideal for use in oscillators and DAC circuits. Its dual-Zener design provides multiple reference voltages, with a maximum current of 10mA per diode.

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