2EZ15D10/TR8

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Diodes, also known as two-directional current conducting semiconductor devices, are widely used in today’s electronics. Zener diodes are one type of diode that are particularly well suited for controlling voltage levels in a circuit. The 2EZ15D10/TR8 application field and working principle are examples of how this type of diode works.

The 2EZ15D10/TR8 has two main applications: voltage regulation and surge protection. Its maximum power handling rating is 1 W and when used to regulate a voltage, it has a breakdown voltage of 15 V. When used for surge protection, it has a maximum reverse current of 8 mA at 15 V.

The 2EZ15D10/TR8 works on the principle of reverse biased operation. A reverse biased diode can be thought of as a one-way valve for electricity. When the diode is reverse biased, it acts as an open circuit and no current can flow through it. However, when the reverse voltage exceeds the breakdown voltage, current begins to flow in the opposite direction. This current flow is known as the Zener breakdown, and is the working principle of the 2EZ15D10/TR8.

When used for voltage regulation, the 2EZ15D10/TR8 acts as a two-terminal device in which the two terminals are connected to a power supply. When the voltage across the diode rises beyond its breakdown voltage, current begins to flow in the reverse direction. This reverse current flow then absorbs the excess voltage, producing a stable output voltage that does not exceed the diode’s breakdown voltage.

When used for surge protection, the 2EZ15D10/TR8 is connected in series with a load. When the voltage across the diode exceeds its reverse breakdown voltage, the diode absorbs the excess voltage and diverts it away from the device or circuit it’s protecting. This protects the device or circuit from damage due to overvoltage.

In summary, the 2EZ15D10/TR8 is a Zener diode commonly used for voltage regulation and surge protection. It can be thought of as a two-terminal device that works on the principle of reverse breakdown. When the voltage across the diode exceeds its breakdown voltage, it absorbs the excess voltage and diverts it away from the device or circuit it is protecting. As such, it is an important component in many circuits.

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