Voltage regulator diode is a diode commonly used in electronic circuits, which is a diode used to stabilize voltage and operate in the reverse breakdown state.
Reverse breakdown state refers to the reverse voltage to the diode, added to a certain value after being broken down, at this time the current flowing through the diode is changing, but the voltage changes are very small, that is, the voltage is maintained in a constant value range, the voltage regulator is the use of diode this characteristic of voltage regulation. If the reverse current through the diode is changed in a certain range, the reverse voltage at both ends of the diode can remain basically unchanged, but the reverse current exceeds the allowable value, the regulator will burn. For this reason, it must be used within the allowable working current when in use.
In addition to the same parameters as the previous diode, the voltage regulator diode has its own unique parameters, "stable voltage", which refers to the reverse voltage value at both ends of the voltage regulator diode in the range of voltage regulation. The pressure regulator type is different, and the pressure regulator value is also different.
