TDZVTR13

Series:	--
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Active
Voltage - Zener (Nom) (Vz):	13V
Tolerance:	±10%
Power - Max:	500mW
Current - Reverse Leakage @ Vr:	10µA @ 9V
Operating Temperature:	150°C (TJ)
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Package / Case:	2-SMD, Flat Lead
Supplier Device Package:	TUMD2M

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The TDZVTR13 is a single Zener diode widely used in a range of applications. In its most basic form, it\'s a Zener diode – a diode with a particular voltage threshold above which it begins to conduct, an effect known as “Zener breakdown” – connected in reverse-bias, with a resistor in series. This combination provides a convenient way to regulate the voltage of a current or buffer it from noise.The most common application for the TDZVTR13 is as a voltage regulator in a power system. The Zener diode provides voltage regulation by conducting current at the specific Zener voltage, maintaining the voltage across it at a constant level. In this circuit, the resistor is necessary to limit the Zener current, which would otherwise be too large and damage the diode. The resistor also provides a load to ensure that the Zener diode operates in its linear region, as opposed to its breakdown voltage.The TDZVTR13 can also be used to provide a buffer from noise. By connecting the diode in series with the source of the voltage and a load, the Zener diode acts to absorb any voltage spikes above the Zener voltage, effectively isolating the signal from the source of the noise. This type of Zener isolation also helps reduce the possibility of reverse-currents, as the Zener diode provides a barrier for any current that may be flowing in the opposite direction. Additionally, the TDZVTR13 can be used as a temperature-sensor - its main advantage here being temperature-sensitivity, which leads to the diode becoming more conductive as the temperature rises.Overall, the TDZVTR13 provides a number of potential applications in powering, isolating, regulating and sensing circuits. In each of these cases, the Zener diode relies on its working principle to accomplish these tasks, which is primarily based on its reverse-biased break down voltage. By limiting the current through the diode, the voltage across it can be easily regulated and unstable voltages and noise sources can be buffered away. And because the Zener current and Zener voltage are generally temperature-independent, the TDZVTR13 is an ideal choice for a range of voltage regulating, noise buffering and other temperature-sensing applications.

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