2EZ47D10/TR12

Diodes - Zener - Single

The 2EZ47D10/TR12 is a single Zener Diode which is used in a variety of applications. The device has a low forward voltage drop, low power consumption and a wide range of breakdown voltages. It is ideal for use in noise protection applications and voltage regulator circuits.

Application Field

The 2EZ47D10/TR12 is mainly used for noise protection. In applications such as audio circuitry, for instance, the Zener Diode is used in clamping circuits to prevent electrical interference from external sources from affecting the audio signal. Depending on the application, noise can come from a variety of different sources such as electrical motors, radio transmitters and interference from the power supply.

The 2EZ47D10/TR12 is also used as a voltage regulator in applications such as power supplies and LED lighting. In these circuits, the Zener Diode is used to maintain a certain voltage level. The device allows for a stable output voltage, even when the input voltage fluctuates.

Working Principle

The operation of a Zener Diode is based on a reversed biased PN junction. When the device is not conducting, the depletion layer prevents any current from flowing from the P-type to the N-type material. When a voltage greater than the diode’s breakdown voltage is applied, the electric field in the depletion region increases, which in turn increases the current in the diode. This is known as Zener breakdown.

The 2EZ47D10/TR12 is designed to operate in a region known as the knee region of its I-V curve. In this region, the device has a very linear voltage-current performance. The device’s breakdown voltage is also quite stable over temperature and current. This makes it ideal for use in noise protection and voltage regulation applications.

The 2EZ47D10/TR12 is a single Zener diode designed for a variety of applications. It has a low forward voltage drop, low power consumption and a wide range of breakdown voltages. It is mainly used for noise protection and voltage regulation applications. The device’s operation is based on Zener breakdown, where current flows through the device when a voltage higher than its breakdown voltage is applied. The device has a linear voltage-current performance and its breakdown voltage is quite stable over temperature and current, making it ideal for use in noise protection and voltage regulation applications.