TZM5234F-GS08

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Zener diodes are semiconductor devices consisting of heavily doped P and N regions. The TZM5234F-GS08 is a single Zener diode with an operating temperature range of -65°C to +150°C. It has a maximum current rating of 2A and can handle power dissipation up to 8W. The TZM5234F-GS08 has a reverse breakdown voltage of 5.2V and a clamping voltage of 4.9V.

Application

The TZM5234F-GS08 Zener diode is used as a voltage regulator in many electronic circuits. It is used to limit the voltage across a load. In circuits that use high voltages and currents, the TZM5234F-GS08 can be used to clamp the voltage and prevent destructive over-voltage conditions. It is also used to create a reference voltage for other components.

Working Principle

Zener diodes work by clamping the voltage across their terminals at a certain level. When a voltage is applied across it, a small current will flow through it. This current increases with the applied voltage until it reaches the Zener voltage. When the Zener voltage is reached, the diode starts to conduct and the voltage across the terminals remains constant at the Zener voltage. The current that passes through the diode is then controlled by the load.

In the case of the TZM5234F-GS08, the Zener voltage is 5.2 volts, and the clamp voltage is 4.9 volts. This means that the diode will clamp the voltage to either 5.2 volts or 4.9 volts, depending on the voltage applied to it.

The TZM5234F-GS08 Zener diode is also capable of handling up to 8 watts of power, making it suitable for use in high-power applications.

Conclusion

The TZM5234F-GS08 is a single Zener diode with a reverse breakdown voltage of 5.2V and a clamping voltage of 4.9V. It is used as a voltage regulator or a reference voltage source in multiple applications. The diode can handle up to 2A of current and 8W of power, making it suitable for high-power applications.

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