2EZ16DE3/TR12

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Diodes have a wide range of applications, from rectification to voltage regulation. The 2EZ16DE3/TR12 is a single Zener diode, which can be used to regulate the voltage within a certain range. This application field and working principle are described below.

Application Field

The 2EZ16DE3/TR12 is most commonly used in a low-voltage, low-current environment. It is suitable for voltage regulation applications, such as filtering spikes or regulating current. When used in combination with other components, it can also be used in a variety of power conversion, voltage clamping, or coupling applications.

Working Principle

The 2EZ16DE3/TR12 works by utilizing a thin depletion layer of doped silicon between two metal contacts. This depletion layer acts as an electronic insulator when no voltage is applied to it. However, when an external voltage is applied, electrons are able to flow freely through the depletion layer due to the lowering of the barrier\'s potential in the depletion layer. This allows for current to flow from the cathode to the anode.

The Zener effect is what allows the diode to regulate the voltage. When the external voltage exceeds the breakdown voltage of the diode, electrons recombine, insuring a limited voltage is discharged across the diode, which constantly monitors the incoming voltage and discharges the excess. This allows for a controlled and safe regulation of the voltage in a wide variety of applications.

Conclusion

The 2EZ16DE3/TR12 is a single Zener diode, used to regulate the voltage within a certain range in a low-voltage, low-current environment. It works by utilizing a thin depletion layer of doped silicon between two metal contacts and utilizes the Zener effect to regulate the incoming voltage. This makes it suitable for a variety of voltage regulation applications, including filtering spikes or regulating current.

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