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The Nexperia BZB784-C7V5-QX is a low-power voltage regulator double diode housed in an SOT323 (SC-70) surface-mount package. It features a nominal working voltage of 7.5 V with a tolerance of approximately ±5%. The device operates within a junction temperature range of -55 °C to +150 °C and supports a total power dissipation of up to 350 mW. Key electrical characteristics include a maximum reverse current of 1 µA at VR = 5 V, a differential resistance ranging from 30 Ω to 80 Ω, and a diode capacitance of 150 pF measured at 1 MHz. It is qualified according to AEC-Q101 for automotive applications.
Verify the specific suffix 'QX' against official Nexperia documentation to confirm tape-and-reel packaging details. Ensure the component meets the required AEC-Q101 automotive qualification standards for your target application environment before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when a dual Zener configuration is required in a small SC-70 package. Verify that the 7.5 V nominal breakdown voltage aligns with circuit requirements. Confirm thermal management capabilities are sufficient for the expected power dissipation levels in the final design.
This part belongs to the BZB784-Q series, which offers a comprehensive range of nominal voltages from 2.4 V to 15 V. All variants share the same SOT323 package and automotive qualification profile, allowing for consistent supply chain management across different voltage reference needs.
Direct substitutes within the BZB784-Q series include other voltage variants such as BZB784-C6V8-Q or BZB784-C8V2-Q if voltage adjustment is permissible. Cross-brand replacements require verification of pinout compatibility, package dimensions, and AEC-Q101 compliance.
The marking code for the BZB784-C7V5-Q type number is 9D.
The non-repetitive peak reverse current (IZSM) is 4.0 A under conditions of tp = 100 µs square wave at Tamb = 25 °C.
For the BZB784-C7V5-Q, the typical temperature coefficient ranges from 6 mV/K to 15 mV/K depending on the Zener current (IZ), transitioning from negative to positive values as current increases.