3EZ12D10/TR8

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A zener diode is a type of diode that is designed to keep a specific voltage across its terminals when connected in reverse bias mode. It is a special type of diode designed to produce a fixed voltage, known as the zener voltage, regardless of the current passing through it. The 3EZ12D10/TR8 is a single zener diode that is designed to provide 12 volts of DC power with a 10 ohm maximum reverse resistance.

The primary application of the 3EZ12D10/TR8 is in applications which need a reliable and accurate source of steady DC voltage. It can be used to regulate the voltage in power supplies and also as a voltage reference in test & measurement devices. It can also be used as an overvoltage protection circuit, a voltage regulator in some vehicle electronics, or a self-limiting voltage clamp in telecom and datacom applications.

The working principle of the 3EZ12D10/TR8 is based on the fact that a zener diode provides a near-constant voltage drop across its terminals when operated in the reverse bias mode. The zener voltage is determined by the doping level of the diode. When the diode is connected in series with a power source, it will allow current to flow until the voltage across its terminals reaches the zener voltage. Once the voltage reaches the zener voltage, the diode will become reverse biased and effectively block further current flow.

In the case of the 3EZ12D10/TR8, the maximum reverse resistance (or breakdown voltage) of 10 ohms means that it will become reverse biased and effectively block any further current flow once the voltage across its terminals reaches 12 volts DC. This makes it an ideal choice as a source of steady DC power or as a voltage regulator.

The 3EZ12D10/TR8 is a single zener diode that is capable of providing a reliable and accurate source of 12 volts DC power with a maximum reverse resistance of 10 ohms. It can be used in power supplies, voltage reference circuits, overvoltage protection circuits, and self-limiting voltage clamps for telecom and datacom applications. Its working principle is based on the fact that it will become reverse biased once the voltage across its terminals reaches its zener voltage, and it will effectively block further current flow.

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