MM5Z4V7ST5G

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A Zener diode, or avalanche diode, is a type of semiconductor component with a heavily doped p-n junction which, when connected in reverse polarization, has a marked effect on control of current direction.

In the presence of a reverse biasing electric field at its junction, the Zener diode becomes a non-linear device that can rectify electrical voltage and limit current within the junction.

The Zener diode operates in a reverse-bias mode, where the anode is more negative than the cathode. It then acts like an insulator, allowing current to flow from cathode to anode in the reverse direction, rather than in the usual forward direction.

The MM5Z4V7ST5G Zener diode represents a reliable Zener diode with a breakdown voltage of 5.6V, a power dissipation of 500mW and a maximum operating junction temperature of 150°C. The Zener diode works by allowing the current to flow in one direction, and the voltage across the diode to remain constant. When the voltage is applied, it creates a junction breakdown, allowing electrons to pass through the junction and be collected at the anode.

The MM5Z4V7ST5G Zener Diode is suitable for a variety of electrical and electronic applications in diverse fields including power supplies, circuit protection, and digital logic systems. It can be used to regulate voltages by allowing current to flow in one direction and limiting the reverse current. It can also be used to prevent the formation of false triggering of digital circuits by protecting against voltage spikes.

Due to its general range of availability, compatibility, and cost-effectiveness, the MM5Z4V7ST5G Zener diode is widely used in a variety of consumer, commercial and industrial applications.

In conclusion, the MM5Z4V7ST5G Zener diode is a single-purpose reverse-biased diode with a breakdown voltage of 5.6V, a power dissipation of 500mW and a maximum operating junction temperature of 150°C. It is used extensively in various electrical and electronic applications and can be used to regulate voltages, prevent false triggering, and provide circuit protection.

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