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The Diotec Semiconductor 2BZX84C39 is a planar Zener diode housed in an SOT-23 (TO-236) package. It features a common anode configuration with a nominal Zener voltage range of 37 V to 41 V at a test current of 5 mA. The device supports a maximum power dissipation of 300 mW and operates within a junction temperature range of -50°C to +150°C. Electrical characteristics include a dynamic resistance of less than 130 Ohms, a reverse leakage current of 27.3 µA at 1 V, and a temperature coefficient between +7% and +10%.
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Select this component for designs requiring a common anode Zener reference in a compact surface-mount footprint. Evaluate the thermal resistance and power dissipation limits relative to the expected ambient temperature. Consider the dynamic impedance and temperature coefficient if high precision or wide temperature stability is required in the application circuit.
This part belongs to the BZX84C/2BZX84C series of SMD planar Zener diodes manufactured by Diotec Semiconductor. The series covers a broad voltage range from 2.4 V to 47 V. The '2' prefix specifically denotes the common anode variant, distinguishing it from the single diode versions within the same physical package family.
Direct replacements must match the SOT-23 package, 300 mW power rating, and common anode topology. Verify that substitute parts offer compatible Zener voltage ranges around 39 V and similar dynamic resistance values to maintain circuit performance without redesigning the bias network.
The maximum reverse leakage current is 27.3 µA, measured at a reverse voltage of 1 V.
The common anode configuration allows two Zener diodes to share a single ground or reference point, reducing component count and board space compared to using two separate single diodes.
For the 39 V Zener voltage, the temperature coefficient typically ranges from +7% to +10%, indicating a positive correlation between voltage and temperature.