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The BZX84 is a popular surface-mount Zener diode series designed for voltage regulation, reference, and protection in electronic circuits. Packaged in a compact SOT-23 package, it is ideal for low-power, space-saving applications. With Zener voltages ranging from 2.4V to 75V, the BZX84 series offers versatility for various design requirements.
Parameter Value
Zener Voltage Range 2.4 V – 75 V (variant dependent)
Power Dissipation (PD) 300 mW
Package Type SOT-23 (Surface Mount)
Tolerance ±2% or ±5%
Operating Temperature Range –65 °C to +150 °C
Reverse Leakage Current (IR) < 100 nA (typical)
Zener Impedance Low, depends on voltage rating
Here is a list of some commonly used BZX84 diode variants and their Zener voltages:
| Variant | Zener Voltage (VZ) | Typical Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| BZX84C2V4 | 2.4 V | Low-voltage reference, clamping |
| BZX84C3V3 | 3.3 V | Logic-level regulation |
| BZX84C4V7 | 4.7 V | Signal protection, reference circuits |
| BZX84C5V1 | 5.1 V | Common voltage regulator reference |
| BZX84C6V8 | 6.8 V | Over-voltage protection |
| BZX84C9V1 | 9.1 V | Power supplies, voltage clamping |
| BZX84C12 | 12 V | Biasing, power regulation |
| BZX84C15 | 15 V | General voltage regulation |
| BZX84C24 | 24 V | Industrial applications, higher voltage |
| BZX84C33 | 33 V | Surge protection |
| BZX84C51 | 51 V | High-voltage regulation circuits |
| BZX84C75 | 75 V | High-voltage clamping and protection |
The BZX84 Zener diode family is an excellent choice for voltage regulation, reference, and protection in compact electronic designs. With variants ranging from 2.4V to 75V, it offers flexibility across consumer electronics, industrial applications, and power management systems. Its low power dissipation (300 mW), compact SOT-23 package, and high reliability make it a preferred diode in modern electronic circuits.
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