PZU22B1A,115

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The PZU22B1A,115 is a single Zener diode designed specifically to provide a stable voltage reference. This diode is made of gallium arsenide and contains two p-n junctions. The PZU22B1A,115 has a Zener voltage of 22 V and a maximum power dissipation of 0.115 W. The Zener voltage is the voltage at which the current flows through the diode and the breakdown starts, causing the diode to conduct. It is also known as the reversed breakdown voltage. The reverse breakdown is what makes the PZU22B1A,115 so useful in voltage stabilization applications.

The PZU22B1A,115 is often used in a variety of applications that require the stabilization of the voltage. Some of the more common applications include power supplies, voltage regulators, motor speed controllers and audio amplifiers. The PZU22B1A,115 also has a wide operating temperature range of -55 to +175 °C, which makes it suitable for use in many outdoor applications.

The working principle of the PZU22B1A,115 is quite simple. When a reverse DC voltage is applied to the diode, the current will flow through the diode until the voltage reaches the Zener voltage level. At this point, the current will remain steady at this reverse breakdown voltage. This acts as a stabilizer, keeping the output voltage constant. In addition to its use as a voltage stabilizer, the PZU22B1A,115 can also be used in a variety of circuits to provide protection from electrical overvoltage and transients.

The unique design of the PZU22B1A,115 makes it a very versatile and reliable component. Its ability to provide a stable output voltage and a wide operating temperature range makes it suitable for use in many different applications. In addition, the small size and low power consumption make it a very efficient and cost effective option for a variety of electrical applications.

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