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PLVA2662A

Low-voltage avalanche regulator double diodes

The PLVA2600A series consists of two high performance voltage regulator diodes with common anodes, in small SOT23 plastic SMD packages.

The series consists of PLVA2650A to PLVA2668A.

This product has been discontinued

Features and benefits

  • Very low dynamic impedance at low currents: approximately 1/20 of conventional series

  • Hard breakdown knee

  • Low noise: approximately 1/10 of conventional series

  • Total power dissipation: max. 250 mW

  • Small tolerances of VZ

  • Working voltage range: nom. 5.0 to 6.8 V

  • Non-repetitive peak reverse power dissipation: max. 30 W.

  • AEC-Q101 qualified

Applications

  • Low current, low power, low noise applications

  • CMOS RAM back-up circuits

  • Voltage stabilizers

  • Voltage limiters

  • Smoke detector relays.

Package

All type numbers in the table below are discontinued.

Type number Orderable part number, (Ordering code (12NC)) Status Marking Package Package information Reflow-/Wave soldering Packing
PLVA2662A PLVA2662A,215
(934030940215)
Withdrawn / End-of-life no package information

Environmental information

All type numbers in the table below are discontinued.

Type number Orderable part number Chemical content RoHS RHF-indicator
PLVA2662A PLVA2662A,215 PLVA2662A rohs rhf rhf
Quality and reliability disclaimer

Documentation (1)

File name Title Type Date
PLVA2600A_SERIES Low-voltage avalanche regulator double diodes Data sheet 2001-10-14

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