Panasonic MAZ7000 Series Zener Diode Datasheet

This datasheet lists the electrical characteristics of the MAZ7000 series zener diodes, including the maximum reverse voltage, maximum forward current, and maximum power dissipation


Panasonic MAZ7000 Series Zener Diode Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Panasonic
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
62 KB
Published
04 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
MAZ7000
MD5 checksum
EFB6EA6C84B8C50BA80E4818ADFD6F44

About this manual

The MAZ7000 series Zener diodes from Panasonic are silicon planar devices designed for power‑supply stabilization. The series offers a wide range of Zener voltages from 4.8 V to 46 V, with color‑coded bands for easy identification.

The datasheet provides absolute maximum ratings, typical forward and reverse characteristics, and detailed part‑number tables. Key parameters such as power dissipation, peak forward current, reverse surge capability, and temperature ranges are listed for each device variant.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Absolute Maximum Ratings
  • Common Electrical Characteristics
  • Part Number Table
  • Zener Voltage and Reverse Current
  • Dynamic Characteristics
  • Temperature Coefficients
  • Rated Frequency

Specifications

Maximum Power Dissipation (Pmax)800 mW
Repetitive Peak Forward Current200 mA
Non‑repetitive Reverse Surge Power60 W
Junction Temperature (Tj)200 °C
Storage Temperature Range-55 °C to +200 °C
Rated Input/Output Frequency5 MHz

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum power dissipation for the MAZ7000 series?

The series can dissipate up to 800 mW.

What is the rated input/output frequency of these Zener diodes?

The rated frequency is 5 MHz.

What is the junction temperature rating for the MAZ7000 devices?

The junction temperature rating is 200 °C.

What is the storage temperature range for the MAZ7000 series?

They can be stored from –55 °C up to +200 °C.

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