TZMC16-M-18

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The TZMC16-M-18 is a single Zener diode. It has a forward voltage range of 16-19 V and can handle up to 1 A of continuous current and up to 5 A of pulsed current. This diode is most commonly used in applications such as voltage regulators, over-voltage protection, and temperature sensing.

The TZMC16-M-18 diode operates on a basic Zener principle. That is, any voltage applied to the junction of the two ends of the diode creates a small electric field between them. If the voltage exceeds a certain level, then the electric field becomes strong enough to allow a current to flow. This is known as the Zener breakdown voltage. The Zener breakdown voltage of the TZMC16-M-18 is 16-19 V. When the voltage at the junction of the two ends of the diode exceeds the Zener breakdown voltage, the diode starts to conduct. The amount of current that flows is proportional to the amount of voltage applied to the diode.

The TZMC16-M-18 diode can be used in a variety of applications such as voltage regulators, over-voltage protection, and temperature sensing. In a voltage regulator, the diode is used to ensure that the output voltage of a power system does not exceed a predetermined level. In an over-voltage protection application, the diode is used to prevent damage to a circuit when a voltage higher than the hold voltage of the circuit is inputted. In a temperature sensing application, the diode is used to measure the temperature of the environment by detecting the voltage drop across the diode when the temperature changes.

The TZMC16-M-18 diode is a reliable and cost-effective solution for a variety of applications. It is easy to install and has a long life expectancy with reliable performance. This diode is available in a wide range of packages to accommodate all types of circuits. With the versatility and reliability of this diode, it is the perfect option for any application requiring a single Zener diode.

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