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The onsemi 1N5371BRLG is a silicon Zener diode with a nominal voltage of 60 V and ±5% tolerance. It operates in an axial lead package (Case 017AA) rated for 5 W power dissipation at 25°C, derating to 40 mW/°C above this temperature. The device features a maximum reverse leakage current of 1.2 mA at 45.5 V breakdown voltage and a maximum Zener impedance of 40 Ω at the test current of 20 mA. It supports a maximum DC regulator current of 79 mA and withstands non-repetitive surge currents up to 8.3 ms pulse widths.
Verify that the ordering suffix RLG corresponds to the tape and reel packaging format containing 4000 units per reel. Confirm the presence of the G suffix indicates a Pb-Free package compliant with relevant directives. Ensure the component matches the specific JEDEC type number designation for the required voltage tolerance and electrical characteristics.
Select this component when a 60 V Zener voltage with tight ±5% tolerance is required for steady-state regulation. Consider the 5 W power rating and thermal resistance characteristics for heat sinking requirements. Evaluate the maximum surge current capabilities against expected transient events in the target application circuit.
This part belongs to the 1N53 Series of 5 Watt Surmetic 40 Zener Voltage Regulators manufactured by onsemi. The series covers a wide voltage range from 3.3 V to 200 V, offering various options for different regulation needs while maintaining consistent mechanical and electrical quality standards across the product line.
Cross-reference with other manufacturers' 1N5371B equivalents or generic 60V 5W Zener diodes in the DO-201AE package. Verify that substitute parts meet the same electrical limits for Zener voltage, impedance, and surge current ratings to ensure functional compatibility.
The device can withstand a maximum non-repetitive surge current of up to 180 W for an 8.3 ms pulse width, as specified in the datasheet.
Polarity is indicated by a color band on the external surface of the plastic case, which denotes the cathode end of the diode.