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The ZXRE250BW5-7 is a three-terminal adjustable precision shunt regulator manufactured by Diodes Incorporated. It operates within a cathode voltage range of VREF to 36V and supports a sink current capability from 0.065mA to 100mA. The device features a typical minimum cathode current for regulation of 40µA, making it suitable for low-power applications. It offers an initial reference voltage tolerance of ±0.5% at +25°C, with a nominal reference voltage of 2.495V. The component is housed in a SOT-25 package and is designed for operation across a temperature range of -40°C to +125°C.
Verify the specific B grade designation confirms the ±0.5% initial tolerance specification required for the design. Confirm the W5 suffix corresponds to the SOT-25 package footprint and pinout compatibility with the target PCB layout. Ensure compliance with RoHS and halogen-free requirements matches project environmental standards. Check for any obsolescence notices or recommended new design alternatives provided by the manufacturer.
Select this component when a low quiescent current shunt regulator is needed to replace standard Zener diodes for improved accuracy. The B grade provides tighter initial voltage tolerance compared to the A grade. Consider the SOT-25 package size constraints and thermal dissipation capabilities relative to the expected load current. Verify that the application does not require high-frequency switching characteristics beyond the device's analog regulation limits.
This part belongs to the ZXRE25x series of adjustable shunt regulators from Diodes Incorporated. It shares electrical specifications with industry-standard '431 devices but distinguishes itself through a significantly lower minimum cathode current for regulation. The series includes variants with different tolerances and packages, such as the SA (SOT-23) and W5 (SOT-25) options.
Diodes Incorporated recommends using AP431SHA(B)N1TR-G1 as a replacement for the ZXRE250BSA-7 variant. Users should verify pinout compatibility and electrical parameter equivalence before substituting other generic shunt regulators.