Name: 1N3305B
Brand: Microchip
SKU: 1N3305B

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1N3305B [Microchip]

Part No:

1N3305B

Transistors

Manufacturer:

Microchip

Description:

Military and defense, aerospace, HI-Rel Discrete Voltage and Current Regulation

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These high power 50 W Zener diodes represented by the JEDEC registered 1N3305 thru 1N3350B and 1N4549 thru 1N4556B series provide voltage regulation in a selection over a 3.9 V to 200 V broad range of voltages. They may be operated up to 50 W with adequate mounting and heat sinking with their low thermal resistance. These Zeners are also available in JAN, JANTX, JANTXV military qualifications. Microchip also offers numerous other Zener products to meet higher and lower power applications

JEDEC registered 1N3305 thru 1N3350B and 1N4549 thru 1N4556B.

Internal solder bond construction.

Hermetically sealed (welded).

Zener Voltage 3.9V to 200V.

Standard polarity is anode to case.

Reverse polarity with cathode to case by designating R suffix in part number, e.g., 1N3305RB, etc. Consult factory for surface mount equivalents.

Regulates voltage over a broad operating current and temperature range.

Reverse polarity available.

Nonsensitive to ESD per MIL-STD-750 Method 1020.

Inherently radiation hard as described in Microchip MicroNote 050.

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