PZU24B2A,115

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Diodes - Zener - Single

The PZU24B2A,115 is a single Zener Diode, which is a semiconductor component that allows current to flow in one direction. The diode uses the “Zener effect”, which is the phenomenon of having a semi-conductor turning from a conductor to a resistor when it is reversed bias. The PZU24B2A,115 is designed for reverse voltage applications and is a dependable device for this purpose.

The PZU24B2A,115 has a reverse breakdown voltage of 24V with a power dissipation rating of 115mW. It has a maximum operating temperature of 125C and is available in a SOD-523 surface-mount package. It is specially designed with a low leakage current and a wide operating temperature range, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

Application Fields

The PZU24B2A,115 is widely used for the protection of electrical circuits. It can be used for the protection of integrated circuits and electronic circuits from overvoltage. It can also be used to protect radio and communication equipment from damage due to overvoltage. It is widely used in the automotive industry due to its low leakage current and wide operating temperature range.

The PZU24B2A,115 can also be used in telecommunications, such as in DSL splitters, line protection, and in power supplies. It is also used in medical and industrial applications, due to its durability and reliability. Additionally, it is used in computers and other digital devices, as well as in display technologies.

Working Principle

The Zener effect, which is the phenomenon that the PZU24B2A,115 is based on, occurs when a current is applied to the diode in reverse bias. When the reverse voltage exceeds the reverse breakdown voltage of the diode, the current increases rapidly, and the Zener effect occurs. This effect causes the diode to turn from a conductor to a resistor.

The operation of the PZU24B2A,115 diode relies on the breakdown voltage and the maximum power dissipation rating. When the reverse voltage of the diode exceeds the breakdown voltage, the diode begins to work as a resistor and prevents further increase in current. The power dissipation rating is used to determine the maximum amount of power that the diode can handle without becoming damaged.

The Zener effect is a reliable way to protect electrical circuits and components from overvoltage and the PZU24B2A,115 is a great example of a Zener diode that can be used for circuit protection.

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