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The Microchip Technology 1N3156E3 is an 8.4 V temperature compensated Zener reference diode housed in a hermetically sealed glass DO-7 (DO-204AA) axial package. It operates at a test current of 10 mA with a maximum reverse current of 10 μA at 5.5 V and a maximum impedance of 15 Ω. The device provides a voltage stability of 26 mV over the -55°C to +100°C range, yielding a temperature coefficient of 0.002 %/°C. It supports DC power dissipation up to 500 mW at 25°C and functions within a temperature range of -65°C to +175°C.
Verify that the 'e3' suffix confirms RoHS compliance and annealed matte-Tin plating. Confirm the specific part number matches the required temperature coefficient and tolerance levels. Ensure the ordering documentation specifies the correct JEDEC type designation. Check for any necessary prefixes like JAN or JANTX if military qualification is required. Validate the package dimensions against the DO-7 standard before integration.
Select this component when an 8.4 V nominal reference with a 0.002 %/°C temperature coefficient is required. Consider the DO-7 glass package for hermetic sealing and robust mechanical mounting. Evaluate the 500 mW power dissipation capability against the circuit's thermal requirements. Verify compatibility with operating currents near the 10 mA test condition for optimal stability.
This device belongs to the 1N3154 through 1N3157 series of Zero-TC Reference Diodes manufactured by Microsemi, now part of Microchip Technology. The series offers various temperature coefficients ranging from 0.01%/°C to 0.001%/°C. The 1N3156 variant specifically targets applications needing tighter stability than the 1N3155 while offering higher stability than the 1N3154.
Direct substitutes include other 1N3156 variants such as 1N3156A or military grades like JANTX1N3156-1. Cross-reference with RH3156 for radiation-hardened requirements. Ensure replacement parts maintain the same DO-7 package and electrical characteristics.
The maximum allowable voltage change is 26 mV over the -55°C to +100°C temperature range.
The temperature coefficient varies with operating current; the specified 0.002 %/°C applies at the 10 mA test current.