2e Dynamic inpesance nm 5-60 Microsemi Corp. f SCOTTSDALE, AZ For more information eal: {oo2y 941.6800 FEATURES 1 Popular D0-35 Package—Small and Rugged = Double Slug Construction Constructed with an Oxide Passivated All Diffused Die MAXIMUM RATINGS Operating & Storage Temp.: ~65°C to +200°C DC Power Dissipation: At Lead Temp. TL <50°C Lead length 3/8 500 mW Derate above +50°C: 333mW/°C Forward voltage ® 100A: | 1.5V and TL = 30°C L= 3/8" ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS See the following table: ‘The type number listed indicates @20% tolerance. For 10% tolerance, add sutix A: for Su tolerance, add suffix B: for 2% tolerance add suffix C: for 1% tolerance, add suffix D. a a TT) TLiend Temperature °C i i é + 810 50 0 : (zener Curent) {ypinl Meck ol ZenerCurent ozener posure 1N5985 thru 1N6031 SILICON 500 mW ZENER DIODES —t || | hon, I rrr [Sin EG mn. SRR om, emesis io MOH raune + MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS CASE: Hermetically sealed glass case. DO-35. FINISH: All external surfaces are ‘corrosion resistant and leads sol- derable THERMAL RESISTANCE: 200°C/ ‘W (Typical) junction to lead at 0.375-inehes from body. POLARITY: Diode to be operated ‘with the banded end positive with respect to the apposite end1N5985 thru 1N6031 *ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS @ 30°C Lead Temperature. Lead Length 3/8". ‘Max Zorer Impedance ‘Max Reverse Leakage Gurrent (Note Current + Typical Nomina! nein [Zee @le=025ma] Ie Va Max. |Temp. 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NoTe2 Voltage measurements to be performed 20 seconds after ap- plication of the OC test current Notes. ‘The maximum zener current lzm shown is for the nominal vot. _ages. The following formula can be used to determine the worst ase current for any tolerance device. m= ein Where Vem ig the high end of the voltage tolerance specified {and Pis the rated power of the device. CAPACITANCE vs. Vz CURVE TYPICAL CAPACITANCE IN PICOFARADS ZENER VOLTAGE Vz