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Diodes - Zener - Arrays

The AZ23C10 RFG is a diode array typically used to protect high performance electronic systems from transient voltage surges. It has a built-in fuse and can withstand voltage surges up to 70V. It is a compact, low-cost device that can be easily integrated into electronic systems.

An array of zener diodes, combined with a common anode and an electrical resistance, form the AZ23C10 RFG. The anode and the resistance set the breakdown voltage of the individual diodes in the array. When the system is exposed to a transient voltage surge, the diodes in the array act as a clipper circuit, clamping the voltage to a value just below the breakdown voltage of the diodes.

The array also acts as a voltage regulator by ensuring that the voltage supplied to the system does not exceed the breakdown voltage. In addition, the AZ23C10 RFG has a built-in fuse to protect the system from excessive surge currents. The fuse ensures that if there is a significant surge in current, the circuit will be disconnected, thus protecting the system from damage.

The AZ23C10 RFG has a wide range of application in electronic systems. Its ability to protect against voltage surges makes it ideal for protection against lightning, power surges, electrostatic discharge and other transient voltage events. Additionally, its over-voltage protection and built-in fuse make it an ideal device for protecting against system failure. Furthermore, its low-cost and small footprint make it suitable for integration into high performance systems.

The AZ23C10 RFG is a versatile diode array that is ideal for protecting high performance systems from transient voltage surges. It combines a wide range of protection features with a low-cost and small footprint, making it suitable for integrating into a variety of applications. Its ability to withstand voltage surges up to 70V makes it suitable for protecting against lightning, power surges, electrostatic discharge and other transient voltage events.

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