Znner diode data

[Pete Turnbull]

On 23/01/2010 20:12, Tony Duell wrote:
> The quick versions : 
> 
> Does anyone know of a book or website which gives brief characteristics 
> of zemer diodes? 

> The actual device I am looking for info on is a 1N5365 , but knowing 
> where to look in future would be useful.

That's a 36V 5W zener.  I usually look things like that up on Farnell's 
website -- just go to http://uk.farnell.com/ and type the part number 
into the Product Search box :-)  Or look in the Farnell paper catalogue, 
if you have a copy.

I've also got a set of three 1997 Japanese semiconductor data books; one 
is called The Diode Manual, another is The Transistor Manual and the 
other is called The FET Manual.  I occasionally find them useful becasue 
they list lots of Japanese type numbers (not very recent ones, 
obviously).  I frequently find them a bit frustrating because all the 
text is in Japanese (the numbers and operating parameter are mostly in 
Roman numerals and symbols though), but that's why they were so cheap 
(£1 for the set, IIRC).

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Pete						Peter Turnbull
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