1PGSMA4752 R3G

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A single Zener diode, 1PGSMA4752 R3G, is designed to be used as a voltage reference and regulates the electrical flow in electronic circuits. It works on the basis of the Zener effect, which is the flow of electrons across the diode junction. This diode is typically used in DC voltage regulation and power supplies. The 1PGSMA4752 R3G has a wide range of operating conditions and thus can meet the requirements of different applications.

When an electrical signal is sent through a diode, the diode maintains a small reverse bias voltage, which is the difference between the two terminal voltages. When the reverse bias voltage reaches a certain value, known as the “Zener voltage”, electrons begin to flow in the opposite direction. This is known as the Zener breakdown effect. This flow of electrons in the reverse direction allows the diode to regulate the voltage at the desired level. The Zener voltage is determined by the amount of doping applied to the diode junctions.

The 1PGSMA4752 R3G has a breakdown voltage of 4.752 volts, a static capacitance of 20 pF and a power dissipation of 56 mW. Its low capacitance and low power dissipation make it suitable for use in low voltage and low current applications. It can be used as a voltage reference for high accuracy applications such as analogue signal processing. It can also be used in voltage regulators, as an over-voltage protection device or in over-current protection systems.

The 1PGSMA4752 R3G single Zener diode is a versatile device that can be used in a variety of applications. Its low capacitance and low power dissipation allow it to be used in low voltage and low current applications. Additionally, its breakdown voltage and static capacitance make it suitable for use in high accuracy applications such as analogue signal processing. All these features make the 1PGSMA4752 R3G an ideal device for many electronic applications.

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