SMBJ5927AE3/TR13

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Diodes are essential components found in virtually every electronic device or system. Often referred to as “rectifiers” because of their semiconductor properties that allow them to rectify electrical current, Diodes are used for a variety of tasks including impulse and voltage regulation.

The SMBJ5927AE3/TR13 is an axial-lead, single Zener diode from ON Semiconductor. Zener diodes are a type of diode characterized by a reverse breakdown voltage and a constant current regulation. The SMBJ5927AE3/TR13 has a reverse breakdown voltage of 5.6V and can handle a 15A surge current.

Generally, Zener diodes are used to prevent the voltage in a circuit from exceeding a particular value, allowing it to remain within a specified range. Common applications for Zener diodes include protecting sensitive electronics from electrical surges, shunt regulators, voltage comparators, reverse voltage protection, and transient voltage suppression. Due to the low breakdown voltage and high surge current of the SMBJ5927AE3/TR13, this particular diode is typically used in automotive and consumer electronics applications.

The working principle of the SMBJ5927AE3/TR13 is relatively simple. When the forward voltage across the diode exceeds the Zener voltage, the voltage remains steady at the Zener voltage and very little current flows through the diode. During reverse voltage, when the applied Zener voltage exceeds the Zener breakdown point, current will slowly increase and the Zener diode will eventually self-destruct. The key feature of the SMBJ5927AE3/TR13 is the ability to keep the voltage within a set range and maintain a consistent current.

In summary, the SMBJ5927AE3/TR13 is an axial-lead, single Zener diode from ON Semiconductor. With a reverse breakdown voltage of 5.6V and a surge current of 15A, it is commonly used for automotive and consumer electronics applications. Its working principle is based on the ability to maintain the voltage within a set range and supply consistent current.

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