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The BZX85C24 is a 24V Zener diode from the BZX85C series by ON Semiconductor. It offers a nominal Zener voltage of 24V with a tolerance of 5%, providing a voltage range of 22.8V to 25.6V at a test current of 10mA. The diode features a low Zener impedance of 25Ω at 10mA and 600Ω at 0.5mA, ensuring stable voltage regulation. Leakage current is minimal at 500nA maximum at 17V reverse voltage. The forward voltage is 1.2V maximum at 200mA.
With a power dissipation of 1W at 25°C ambient temperature, the BZX85C24 can handle moderate power levels in voltage regulation, overvoltage protection, and reference circuits. It operates over a wide junction temperature range of -65°C to 200°C, making it suitable for demanding environments.
The device is packaged in a DO-41 (DO-204AL) glass case with axial through-hole leads, allowing easy insertion into printed circuit boards. The cathode is identified by a color band. This through-hole mounting style is ideal for prototyping and applications requiring robust mechanical connections.
22.8V to 25.6V at 10mA test current.
1.2V maximum at 200mA forward current.
1 watt at 25°C ambient temperature.
DO-41 (DO-204AL) axial lead through-hole package.
5% (from datasheet).
500nA maximum at 17V reverse voltage.