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BZX79-C62

Voltage regulator diodes

Low-power voltage regulator diodes in hermetically sealed leaded glass SOD27 (DO-35) packages. The diodes are available in the normalized E24 +- 2 pct. (BZX79-B) and approx. +- 5 pct. (BZX79-C) tolerance range. The series consists of 37 types with nominal working voltages from 2.4 to 75 V.

Features and benefits

  • Total power dissipation: max. 500 mW

  • Two tolerance series: +- 2pct. , and approx. +- 5pct.

  • Working voltage range: nom. 2.4 to 75 V (E24 range)

  • Non-repetitive peak reverse power dissipation: max. 40 W.

Applications

  • Low voltage stabilizers or voltage references.

Parametrics

Type number Package version Package name Size (mm) VZ [nom] (V) IZ (mA) Tolerance +/- VZ [min] (V) VZ [max] (V) IF [max] (mA) Ptot (mW) PZSM (W) TJ [max] (°C) Configuration
BZX79-C62 SOD27 ALF2 4.25 x 1.85 62 2 appr. 5% 58 66 250 500 40 200 single

Documentation (2)

File name Title Type Date
BZX79 Voltage regulator diodes Data sheet 2002-02-26
BZX79-C62_Nexperia_Product_Quality BZX79-C62 Nexperia Product Quality Quality document 2019-05-20

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