GDZ16B-HG3-18

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The GGZ16B-HG3-18 is a Zener diode, a type of single diode. It has unique electrical characteristics that enable it to act as both a rectifier and a voltage regulator. It has considerable power handling capability and a high voltage rating, making it suitable for use in a variety of applications.

A Zener diode performs two main functions. Firstly, it is used in rectification, allowing current to flow in a single direction, and secondly it acts as a voltage regulator, allowing the voltage across it to remain at a constant levels even when the current passing through it changes. The GGZ16B-HG3-18 is a ideal for use in applications where these two functions are required.

The GGZ16B-HG3-18 is an ideal component for use in power supplies and line regulation. It is typically used as a stabiliser in power supplies, allowing the voltage to remain constant despite fluctuations in current. It is also used in line regulation circuits, allowing the voltage across the circuit to remain stable even when there are variations in supply voltage. Additionally, the GGZ16B-HG3-18 can be used in other circuits, such as motor controls and oscillators, where high voltage and current stability are desired.

The GGZ16B-HG3-18 has a range of features that make it suitable for use in these applications. It has a high voltage rating of up to 18 volts, making it suitable for use in high voltage applications. Its maximum reverse current is rated at 100mA, ensuring that it will not be damaged by excessive current, and its maximum power dissipation is rated at 500mW, meaning it can handle considerable currents without overheating.

The GGZ16B-HG3-18 is also qualified for temperature ranges from −55 to 125 °C, making it suitable for use in extreme temperatures. Its low leakage current and low noise performance also make it ideal for noise-sensitive applications.

The GGZ16B-HG3

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