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The AZ23B9V1-E3-08 is a dual common anode Zener diode array manufactured by Vishay General Semiconductor - Diodes Division. It features a nominal Zener voltage of 9.1 V with a tight tolerance of ±2%. The device operates within a test current range of 1 to 5 mA and exhibits a maximum reverse leakage current of 0.1 µA at 7 V. Dynamic resistance is specified at 10 Ω (at Izt1) and 50 Ω (at Izt2). Power dissipation reaches 300 mW on FR-4 boards, supporting an operating temperature range from -55 °C to +150 °C in a compact SOT-23 package.
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Select this component when a dual-channel Zener array with high voltage accuracy is required. The ±2% tolerance distinguishes it from standard ±5% variants. Verify that the 300 mW power dissipation rating aligns with the thermal design constraints of the printed circuit board footprint. Confirm compatibility with surface mount assembly processes utilizing the SOT-23 package dimensions.
This device belongs to the AZ23 series of small signal silicon planar Zener diodes. The series offers a wide voltage range from 2.2 V to 75 V. Variants are available with different tolerances and AEC-Q101 automotive qualifications. The base part number structure allows for easy identification of voltage, tolerance, and packaging options within the broader product family.
AZ23B9V1-E3-18
The dynamic resistance is specified as a maximum of 10 Ω at the primary test current (Izt1) and 50 Ω at the secondary test current (Izt2).
No, the base P/N-E3 variant is commercial grade. AEC-Q101 qualified versions are available only with the HE3_A suffix.
The maximum reverse leakage current is 0.1 µA when measured at a reverse voltage of 7 V.