2EZ6.2D10/TR12

Diodes - Zener - Single

The 2EZ6.2D10/TR12 is a single zener diode which has a wide range of applications. It is a type of diode that is used to produce a definite voltage within an electrical circuit and also has the ability to provide current to that circuit. Zener diodes are designed with a reverse breakdown voltage that allows the current readjustment when necessary. The working principle of the 2EZ6.2D10/TR12 is relatively simple and requires the following components: a power source, a resistor, and the diode itself.

Application Field

The 2EZ6.2D10/TR12 can be used to regulate the voltage in an electrical circuit. It can also be used to limit the voltage in a circuit or to protect it from overvoltage or surges. This diode is widely used in voltage regulators, voltage stabilizers, overvoltage protection devices, AC/DC converters, and other applications.

They are also used in low-power consumer electronics, such as LED lighting systems, laptop computers and mobile phones, as well as higher-power systems such as electric motors, electric vehicles, and more. The 2EZ6.2D10/TR12 can also be used as a temperature sensor or as a frequency filter.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 2EZ6.2D10/TR12 is relatively simple. When the power source is connected to the diode via the resistor, it allows current to flow through the diode. When the voltage is applied, the diode enters a reverse breakdown state and starts to conduct current. This current will adjust to maintain the given reverse breakdown voltage.

The diode will typically have a voltage drop of around 1-2V and it may also have other characteristics such as temperature coefficient and noise etc. The 2EZ6.2D10/TR12 will offer stable performance and reliable performance in applications that require fixed voltage and current.

Conclusion

The 2EZ6.2D10/TR12 is a single zener diode that is used in a wide range of applications. It can be used to regulate voltage, limit voltage, and protect from overvoltage or surges. It is commonly used in consumer electronics, electric motors, electric vehicles and other high-power applications. The working principle of the diode is relatively simple and involves the use of a power source, a resistor and the diode itself.