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NEC Type RD2.0E to RD200E Series are planar type zener diode in the popular DO-35 package with DHD (Double Heatsink Diode) construction having allowable power dissipation of 500 mW. To meet various application at customers, V z (zener voltage) is classified into the tight tolerance under the specific suffix (B, B1 to B7).

FEATURES

• DHD (Double Heatsink Diode) Construction z: Applied E24 standard (RD130E to RD200E: 10 volts step)
• DO-35 Glass sealed package ORDER INFORMATION RD2.0 E to RD39E with suffix “B1”, “B2”, “B3”, “B4”, “B5”, “B6” or “B7” should be applied for orders for suffix “B”. RD2.0E to RD200E Document No. D10213EJ5V0DS00 (5th edition) Date Published December 1998 N CP(K) Printed in Japan 500 mW DHD ZENER DIODE (DO-35)

APPLICATIONS

Circuits for Constant Voltage, Constant Current, Waveform Clipper, Surge absorber, etc. ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS (T A = 25 ˚C) Forward Current I F 200 mA Power Dissipation P 500 mW Surge Reverse Power P RSM 100 W (t = 10 µs) to see Fig. 17 Junction Temperature T j 175 ˚C Storage Temperature T stg –65 to +175 ˚C 0.5φ 25 MIN.4.2 MIN.25 MIN. 2.0 MAX.φ Cathode indication (in millimeters) PACKAGE DIMENSIONS © 1981 DATA SHEET

RD2.0E to RD200E ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (T A = 25 ˚C) Zener Voltage Dynamic Knee Dynamic Reverse Current Type Suffix VZ (V)Note 1 Impedance Impedance IR (µA) Number Z Z (Ω )Note 2 ZZK (Ω )Note 2 B 1.88 2.20 RD2.0E B1 1.88 2.10 20 140 20 2 000 1 120 0.5 B2 2.02 2.20 B 2.12 2.41 RD2.2E B1 2.12 2.30 20 120 20 2 000 1 120 0.7 B2 2.22 2.41 B 2.33 2.63 RD2.4E B1 2.33 2.52 20 100 20 2 000 1 120 1.0 B2 2.43 2.63 B 2.54 2.91 RD2.7E B1 2.54 2.75 20 100 20 1 000 1 100 1.0 B2 2.69 2.91 B 2.85 3.22 RD3.0E B1 2.85 3.07 20 80 20 1 000 1 50 1.0 B2 3.01 3.22 B 3.16 3.53 RD3.3E B1 3.16 3.38 20 70 20 1 000 1 20 1.0 B2 3.32 3.53 B 3.47 3.83 RD3.6E B1 3.47 3.68 20 60 20 1 000 1 10 1.0 B2 3.62 3.83 B 3.77 4.14 RD3.9E B1 3.77 3.98 20 50 20 1 000 1 5 1.0 B2 3.92 4.14 B 4.05 4.53 RD4.3E B1 4.05 4.26 20 40 20 1 000 1 5 1.0B2 4.20 4.40 B3 4.34 4.53 B 4.47 4.91 RD4.7E B1 4.47 4.65 20 25 20 900 1 5 1.0B2 4.59 4.77 B3 4.71 4.91 B 4.85 5.35 RD5.1E B1 4.85 5.03 20 20 20 800 1 5 1.5B2 4.97 5.18 B3 5.12 5.35 B 5.29 5.88 RD5.6E B1 5.29 5.52 20 13 20 500 1 5 2.5B2 5.46 5.70 B3 5.64 5.88 B 5.81 6.40 RD6.2E B1 5.81 6.06 20 10 20 300 1 5 3.0B2 5.99 6.24 B3 6.16 6.40 B 6.32 6.97 RD6.8E B1 6.32 6.59 20 8 20 150 0.5 2 3.5B2 6.52 6.79 B3 6.70 6.97

RD2.0E to RD200E Zener Voltage Dynamic Knee Dynamic Reverse Current Type Suffix VZ (V)Note 1 Impedance Impedance IR (µA) Number Z Z (Ω )Note 2 ZZK (Ω )Note 2 B 6.88 7.64 RD7.5E B1 6.88 7.19 B3 7.33 7.64 B 7.56 8.41 RD8.2E B1 7.56 7.90 B3 8.07 8.41 B 8.33 9.29 RD9.1E B1 8.33 8.70 B3 8.89 9.29 B 9.19 10.30 RD10E B1 9.19 9.59 B3 9.82 10.30 B 10.18 11.26 RD11E B1 10.18 10.63 B3 10.82 11.16 B 11.13 12.30 RD12E B1 11.13 11.63 B3 11.80 12.30 B 12.18 13.62 RD13E B1 12.18 12.71 10 14 10 110 0.5 0.2 10B2 12.59 13.16 B3 13.03 13.62 B 13.48 15.02 RD15E B1 13.48 14.09 10 16 10 110 0.5 0.2 11B2 13.95 14.56 B3 14.42 15.02 B 14.87 16.50 RD16E B1 14.87 15.50 10 18 10 150 0.5 0.2 12B2 15.33 15.96 B3 15.79 16.50 B 16.34 18.30 RD18E B1 16.34 17.06 10 23 10 150 0.5 0.2 13B2 16.90 17.67 B3 17.51 18.30 B 18.11 20.72 B1 18.11 18.92 RD20E B2 18.73 19.57 10 28 10 200 0.5 0.2 15 B3 19.38 20.22 B4 19.88 20.72 B 20.23 22.61 B1 20.23 21.08 RD22E B2 20.76 21.65 5 30 5 200 0.5 0.2 17 B3 21.22 22.09 B4 21.68 22.61

RD2.0E to RD200E Zener Voltage Dynamic Knee Dynamic Reverse Current Type Suffix VZ (V)Note 1 Impedance Impedance IR (µA) Number Z Z (Ω )Note 2 ZZK (Ω )Note 2 B 22.26 24.81 B1 22.26 23.12 RD24E B2 23.75 23.73 5 35 5 200 0.5 0.2 19 B3 23.29 24.27 B4 23.81 24.81 B 24.26 27.64 B1 24.26 25.52 RD27E B2 24.97 26.26 5 45 5 250 0.5 0.2 21 B3 25.63 26.95 B4 26.29 27.64 B 26.99 30.51 B1 26.99 28.39 RD30E B2 27.70 29.13 5 55 5 250 0.5 0.2 23 B3 28.36 29.82 B4 29.02 30.51 B 29.68 33.11 B1 29.68 31.22 RD33E B2 30.32 31.88 5 65 5 250 0.5 0.2 25 B3 30.90 32.50 B4 31.49 33.11 B 32.14 35.77 B1 32.14 33.79 RD36E B2 32.79 34.49 5 75 5 250 0.5 0.2 27 B3 33.40 35.13 B4 34.01 35.77 B 34.68 40.80 B1 34.68 36.47 B2 35.36 37.19 RD39E B3 36.00 37.85 5 85 5 250 0.5 0.2 30B4 36.63 38.52 B5 37.36 39.29 B6 38.14 40.11 B7 38.94 40.80 RD43E B 40 45 5 90 5 0.2 33 RD47E B 44 49 5 90 5 0.2 36 RD51E B 48 54 5 110 5 0.2 39 RD56E B 53 60 5 110 5 0.2 43 RD62E B 58 66 2 200 2 0.2 47 RD68E B 64 72 2 200 2 0.2 52 RD75E B 70 79 2 300 2 0.2 57 RD82E B 77 87 2 300 2 0.2 63 RD91E B 85 96 2 400 2 0.2 69 RD100E B 94 106 2 400 2 0.2 76 RD110E B 104 116 1 750 1 0.2 84 RD120E B 114 126 1 900 1 0.2 91 RD130E B 120 140 1 1100 1 0.2 100 RD140E B 130 150 1 1300 1 0.2 110 RD150E B 140 160 1 1500 1 0.2 120 RD160E B 150 170 1 1700 1 0.2 130 RD170E B 160 180 1 1900 1 0.2 140 RD180E B 170 190 1 2200 1 0.2 140 RD190E B 180 200 1 2400 1 0.2 150 RD200E B 190 210 1 2500 1 0.2 160 Note 1. tested with pulse (40 ms) 2. ZZ and ZZK are measured at IZ by given a very small A.C. current signal. 3. Suffix B is Suffix B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B6 or B7.

RD2.0E to RD200E TYPICAL CHARACTERISTICS (T A = 25 ˚C) RD2.0E RD2.2E RD2.4E RD2.7E RD3.0E RD3.3E RD3.3E RD3.6E RD4.3E RD4.7E 100 m 10 m 1 m µ100 µ10 100 n 10 n 1 n 0123456789 Vz – Zener Voltage – V P = 500 mW TA = 25 ˚C TYP.RD5.1E RD5.6E RD6.8E RD7.5E RD8.2E RD9.1E RD6.2E Iz – Zener Current – A Fig. 1 ZENER CURRENT vs. ZENER VOLTAGE 100 m 10 m 1 m µ100 µ10 100 n 10 n 1 n 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Iz – Zener Current – A Fig. 2 ZENER CURRENT vs. ZENER VOLTAGE TA = 25 ˚C TYP. Vz – Zener Voltage – V P = 500 mW RD10E RD12E RD11E RD13E 100 m 10 m 1 m µ100 µ10 100 n 10 n 1 n 0 1 21 31 41 51 61 71 81 92 0 Iz – Zener Current – A Fig. 3 ZENER CURRENT vs. ZENER VOLTAGE TA = 25 ˚C TYP. Vz – Zener Voltage – V P = 500 mW RD15E RD18E RD16E RD20E 100 m 10 m 1 m µ100 µ10 100 n 10 n 1 n 0 1 61 82 02 22 42 62 83 03 2 Iz – Zener Current – A Fig. 4 ZENER CURRENT vs. ZENER VOLTAGE TA = 25 ˚C TYP. Vz – Zener Voltage – V P = 500 mW RD22E RD27E RD24E RD30E

RD2.0E to RD200E 100 m 10 m 1 m µ µ10 100 n 10 n 1 n Vz – Zener Voltage – V TA = 25 ˚C TYP. RD33E Iz – Zener Current – A Fig. 5 ZENER CURRENT vs. ZENER VOLTAGE 100 02 5 3 0 3 5 4 0 RD36E RD39E 100 m 10 m 1 m µ µ10 100 n 10 n 1 n Vz – Zener Voltage – V Iz – Zener Current – A Fig. 7 ZENER CURRENT vs. ZENER VOLTAGE 100 0 120 150 180 210 TA = 25 ˚C TYP. RD130E RD140E RD150E RD160E RD170E RD180E RD190E RD200E 100 m 10 m 1 m µ µ10 100 n 10 n 1 n TA = 25 ˚C TYP. RD56E Iz – Zener Current – A Fig. 6 ZENER CURRENT vs. ZENER VOLTAGE 100 0 30 60 90 120 RD68E Vz – Zener Voltage – V RD47E RD43E RD62E RD75E RD82E RD120E RD110E RD100E RD91E P = 500 mW

RD2.0E to RD200E Fig. 8 POWER DISSIPATION vs. AMBIENT TEMPERATURE RD2.0E to RD120E 10 mm P.C Board 3 mm t = 0.035 mm φ P.C Board 7 mm t = 0.035 mm = 5 mm = 10 mm 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 100 200 300 400 500 600 T A – Ambient Temperature – ˚C P – Power Dissipation – mV Fig. 9 POWER DISSIPATION vs. AMBIENT TEMPERATURE RD130E to RD200E P.C Board 7 mm t = 0.035 mm = 5 mm 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 100 200 300 400 500 600 T A – Ambient Temperature – ˚C P – Power Dissipation – mV Fig. 10 THERMAL RESISTANCE vs. SIZE OF P.C BOARD 0 20 40 60 80 100 100 200 300 400 500 600 S – Size of P.C Board – mm2 Rth – Thermal Resistance – ˚C/W = 5 mm = 10 mm Junction to ambient RD2.0E to RD120E Fig. 11 THERMAL RESISTANCE vs. SIZE OF P.C BOARD 0 20 40 60 80 100 100 200 300 400 500 600 S – Size of P.C Board – mm R th – Thermal Resistance – ˚C/W = 5 mm Junction to ambient RD130E to RD200E RD2.0E to RD120E T A = 25 ˚C TYP. RD2.0E RD3.3E RD4.7E RD5.1E RD39E RD20E RD5.6E RD7.5E RD51E RD15E RD91E RD100E 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 IZ – Zener Current – mA 100 1 000ZZ – Dynamic Impedance – Ω RD3.9E RD10E ZZ – Dynamic Impedance – Ω 10 000 1 000 100 0.01 0.1 1 10 IZ – Zener Current – mA Fig. 12 DYNAMIC IMPEDANCE vs. ZENER CURRENT Fig. 13 DYNAMIC IMPEDANCE vs. ZENER CURRENT RD130E to RD200E TA = 25 ˚C TYP. RD200E RD190E RD180E RD170E RD160E RD150E RD140E RD130E S S

RD2.0E to RD200E 0.1 0.08 0.06 0.04 0.02 – 0.02 – 0.04 – 0.06 – 0.08 0 4 8 1 21 62 02 42 83 23 64 04 4 – 40 – 32 – 24 – 16 – 8 RD2.0E to RD39E mV/˚C %/˚C VZ – Zener Voltage – V γ Z – Zener Voltage Temperature Coefficient – %/˚C γ’Z – Zener Voltage Temperature Coefficient – m/˚C TYP. Fig. 14 ZENER VOLTAGE TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT vs. ZENER VOLTAGE 0.12 0.11 0.10 0.09 0 120 130 0 V Z – Zener Voltage – V γ Z – Zener Voltage Temperature Coefficient – %/˚C γ’Z – Zener Voltage Temperature Coefficient – m/˚C TYP. Fig. 16 ZENER VOLTAGE TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT vs. ZENER VOLTAGE 0.08 0.07 0.06 RD130E to RD200E mV/˚C %/˚C 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 0.1 100 120 VZ – Zener Voltage – V γ Z – Zener Voltage Temperature Coefficient – %/˚C γ’Z – Zener Voltage Temperature Coefficient – m/˚C TYP. Fig. 15 ZENER VOLTAGE TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT vs. ZENER VOLTAGE %/˚C mV/˚C RD34E to RD120E 0.09 0.08 0.07 0.06 0.05 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120

RD2.0E to RD200E GENERAL PURPOSE INFORMATION

• Power Dissipation Total power dissipation P can be calculated by the maximum junction temperature, ambient temperature and thermal resistance. P = TjMAX. – TA TjMAX. : Maximum Junction Temperature Rth TA : Ambient Temperature R th : Thermal Resistance (to see Fig. 10, 11) TA = 25 ˚C Repetitive PRSM tT 1 000 100 1µ 10µ 100µ 1 m 10 m 100 m tT – Pulse Width – s PASM – Surge Reverse Power – W Fig. 17 SURGE REVERSE POWER RATINGS

RD2.0E to RD200E [MEMO]

RD2.0E to RD200E [MEMO]

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