TLZ10B-GS18

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TLZ10B-GS18 diodes are a type of Zener single diode. They are used as voltage regulators and for protecting components from high voltage levels. They have a breakdown voltage of 18V and a current rating of 10mA.

Zener diodes work by utilizing the reverse breakdown voltage of a PN junction diode. When a voltage higher than the Zener breakdown voltage is applied, the Zener diode is designed to conduct electrical current. As the reverse voltage increases, the Zener diode will gradually increase its conduction, resulting in a controlled voltage on the output.

The TLZ10B-GS18 is used in applications such as A/C adapters, automotive electronics, motor control systems, battery connectors and many other low voltage applications. It is also ideal for protecting sensitive electronics from voltage surges, voltage spikes and other transient voltage events.

The TLZ10B-GS18 is a single diode, which means it can handle up to 10mA of current and can regulate up to 18V of voltage. It is designed to be a very efficient device, with a breakdown voltage of 18V and a very low forward voltage drop of 0.3V. It also has a very low reverse leakage current of 20nA max.

The TLZ10B-GS18 is a very reliable and efficient device, ideal for low voltage applications. It is designed to provide a consistent and stable voltage output, even in the presence of voltage spikes and other transients. It is also capable of dissipating up to 100mW of power, allowing it to operate in a wide range of applications.

In conclusion, the TLZ10B-GS18 is a Zener single diode designed for use in a wide variety of applications. It is designed to provide a controlled and stable voltage output, even in the presence of voltage surges. Its low forward voltage drop and reverse leakage current, as well as its ability to dissipate up to 100mW of power, make it an ideal choice for low voltage applications.

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