2EZ68D10/TR8

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The 2EZ68D10/TR8 is a type of single Zener diode, a diode whose reverse bias voltage is greater than its forward bias voltage. It is used in applications to protect against overvoltage, such as in circuits using AC sources, and to provide uniform voltages in high-frequency circuits.

The 2EZ68D10/TR8 is a PN junction semiconductor, meaning it is composed of a doped (alloyed and heavily doped) n-type barrier and a lightly doped p-type barrier. The addition of impurities to the underlying semiconductor enables the diode to conduct current. This current conduction is accomplished by creating a space-charge zone within the diode, where electrons can move from the n-type material to the p-type material.

The 2EZ68D10/TR8 has a reverse bias voltage of 6.8 V, meaning it will allow current to flow from the p-type to the n-type material when biased at this voltage, and it has a reverse breakdown voltage of 8 V, meaning it will not allow current to flow in the reverse direction at this voltage. The 2EZ68D10/TR8 also features a Zener diode effect, which means that it has a very flat reverse voltage- current curve over the specified range. This functionality makes it well-suited for use in applications that require very stable and predictable voltages, such as in sophisticated circuitry.

In practical applications, the 2EZ68D10/TR8 is used in circuits to protect against overvoltage, such as in AC sources. The device acts as a protective \'clamp\' that prevents the voltage from exceeding a certain level and damaging the circuit. The 2EZ68D10/TR8 also has many applications in high-frequency circuits, where it is used to provide uniform voltages throughout the entire circuit. It can also be used in low-frequency circuits but its performance will not be as good as in the higher frequency range.

To summarise, the 2EZ68D10/TR8 is a single Zener diode with a reverse bias voltage of 6.8 V and a reverse breakdown voltage of 8 V. It is used in circuits to protect against overvoltage and in high-frequency circuits to provide uniform voltages throughout the entire circuit. Its flat voltage-current curve also makes it well-suited for more sophisticated applications.

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