NZX12C,133

Diodes - Zener - Single

The NZX12C,133 is a single zener diode produced by Neusoft, a leader in the semiconductor and electronics industry. This diode is a semiconductor device with two distinct electrical terminals, the anode and the cathode. The zener diode works by allowing a current to move from its anode to its cathode when a voltage is applied to it in the forward direction. When the voltage is reversed, the zener diode will become reverse-biased and will start to conduct the current. The conduction occurs when the voltage attained at the anode is greater than the breakdown voltage of the device, called the “zener voltage”. In the case of the NZX12C,133, the zener voltage is 12 volts.

The NZX12C,133 has many applications in the field of electronics. This diode can be used to provide a constant voltage source in a circuit, as well as to protect circuits from excessive current. For example, the diode can be placed in a circuit to provide protection against high voltage surges. In addition, this diode can also be used to regulate the voltage level in circuits by acting as a voltage regulator. This diode can also be used as a reference voltage source or for noise reduction.

The working principle behind the NZX12C,133 is the same as for all zener diodes. The current flows through the diode in the same way that it does in a normal diode, except for the fact that it will only conduct when the voltage at the anode is greater than the zener voltage. This zener voltage is determined by the conductivity of the semiconductor material. As the voltage rises above the zener voltage, the current starts to flow, resulting in the maximum possible current of 1.5 mA in the case of the NZX12C,133.

In conclusion, the NZX12C,133 is a single zener diode produced by Neusoft that can be used in a variety of applications in the electronics field. This diode allows a current to flow through it when a voltage is applied in the forward direction, and it will become reverse-biased, and will begin to conduct the current when the voltage attains the zener voltage. The zener voltage for the NZX12C,133 device is 12 volts, and it can provide a maximum current of 1.5 mA.