2M120ZHR0G

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2M120ZHR0G is part of the Zener diode family. It\'s a single diode designed for voltage stabilization, voltage regulation and passing or clamping some current.

Zener diodes are semiconductor devices with two terminals; when reversed biased, they offer a unique electrical characteristic that creates a negative differential resistance. This characteristic allows them to be used in various specific applications, such as voltage regulation, free-wheeling, clamping, transient protection and more.

Zener diodes offer a high rated breakdown voltage and temperature stability, making them perfect for voltage stabilization. 2M120ZHR0G diodes offer a rated breakdown voltage of 12 Volts, making them ideal for applications that require a constant voltage source, such as in linear power supplies, voltage regulators, etc.

The working principle of the 2M120ZHR0G diode is based on the fact that when a voltage greater than the specified breakdown voltage (i.e. 12 Volts for 2M120ZHR0G) is applied to the diode in an opposite direction, it will conduct current in both directions and the current passing through it will remain constant irrespective of the applied voltage. This makes it ideal for use in voltage stabilization, voltage regulation, and passing or clamping some current.

2M120ZHR0G diodes also offer wide operating temperature range and a good voltage regulation ratio. Their unique design makes them suitable for various applications, such as switch mode power supplies, protection circuits, automotive industry and more.

In conclusion, 2M120ZHR0G is a Zener diode with a rated breakdown voltage of 12 Volts. It is mainly used for voltage stabilization, voltage regulation and passing or clamping some current. Its working principle is based on the fact that when a voltage greater than the specified breakdown voltage is applied, the current passing through it remains constant and independent of the applied voltage.

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