GDZ12LP3-7 Discrete Semiconductor Products

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Diodes represent an important class of components in electronics. They are used in a variety of applications, from data-intensive circuits to power management and more. Zener diodes, specifically, are a special type of diode that allow current to flow in a controlled direction, depending on the voltage applied.

The GDZ12LP3-7 is a single Zener diode used for voltage reference and avalanche protection. It is manufactured in a small 3.2 mm × 1.2 mm SOT-23 package, making it suitable for use in small electronic applications.

The GDZ12LP3-7 consists of a N-type and P-type semiconductor junction. A Zener diode works by allowing current to flow in a controlled direction when a specified voltage threshold is reached. In the case of the GDZ12LP3-7, the breakdown voltage (VZ) is 12V. When the voltage applied across the diode exceeds this value, the diode will start conducting current in the reverse direction.

The GDZ12LP3-7 is most commonly used in voltage regulation and switching applications. It can be used to create a reference voltage, or as a clamp to protect electronics from voltage spikes. It can also be used in power converters and power management systems.

The diode has a standard maximum power dissipation rating of 300mW, making it suitable for applications with a current up to 200mA. It has a reverse leakage current of 2μA, which means it will not draw power when not in use. The diode also has a low reverse recovery time of 5 ns, making it well suited for high frequency switching applications.

Overall, the GDZ12LP3-7 is a reliable, high-performance Zener diode with a variety of applications. Its small size and low power dissipation make it suitable for a wide range of circuit designs. In addition, its low leakage current, low voltage threshold, and fast recovery times make it a great choice for power management and other switching applications.

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