SZMMSZ5235ET1G

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A Zener diode is a special type of diode, designed to conduct current when its breakdown voltage, or "Zener voltage" is reached. It is named after physicist Clarence Zener. The SZMMSZ5235ET1G diode is designed as a straightforward and reliable Zener diode for general purpose use. Zener diodes provide a means for constant voltage regulation in linear, low input voltage applicaitons.

SZMMSZ5235ET1G diodes are suitable for use in general-purpose voltage regulation applications, where a low on-state voltage drop is desired. The SZMMSZ5235ET1G is RoHS-compliant, and available in a wide range of package options including DO-41, SMA, SMB and SOD-123. It is also available in a variety of voltages to suit various applications.

The structure of a Zener diode is quite similar to that of a normal diode. A P-N junction is used in order to form a low resistance path when a certain reverse bias voltage is applied. Beyond this reverse bias voltage, the diode begins to conduct in the reverse direction. The breakdown voltage, commonly referred to as the Zener voltage, is typically 4.3 to 200V, depending on the diode model.

When a Zener diode is forward biased, the current is limited by the built-in protection diode, which only requires a small voltage drop across it. The voltage across the diode is determined by the voltage drop of the protection diode. For the SZMMSZ5235ET1G, the typical voltage drop is 2.4V. As the voltage across the diode increases, so does the current. This is why the forward bias current is usually much higher than the Zener current.

When a Zener diode is reverse biased, a certain voltage must be applied to the diode in order for it to begin conducting in the reverse direction. This voltage is the Zener voltage of the diode. When such a voltage is reached, the current will begin to increase exponentially. This is known as the avalanche breakdown. For the SZMMSZ5235ET1G, the typical reverse breakdown voltage is 5.1V.

As the Zener voltage is reached, the voltage across the diode remains constant. This is known as the Zener effect. The Zener voltage of the diode depends on the construction of the diode, but is typically 4.3 to 200V. This makes the Zener diode ideal for voltage regulation applications, as the voltage across it can be precisely controlled. It is also used in reverse polarity protection, transient suppression and crowbar protection.

As mentioned before, the SZMMSZ5235ET1G has a reverse breakdown voltage of 5.1V and a forward voltage drop of 2.4V. It has a maximum reverse leakage current of 1mA and a maximum forward current of 1A. This makes it an ideal candidate for a wide range of applications. It can be used in linear voltage regulators, LED drivers, power supplies, AC adapters, and other low input voltage applications.

The SZMMSZ5235ET1G is a versatile Zener diode that is suitable for a variety of general purpose applications. With its low on-state voltage drop and precise Zener voltage, it is ideal for low input voltage regulation. Its small size and wide range of package options make it easy to incorporate into various designs. The SZMMSZ5235ET1G is a great choice for any designer looking for a reliable and efficient Zener diode.

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