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Zener diodes are mainly used in constant voltage circuits and clipping circuits. Recently, it is used for protection circuits against electrostatic discharge (ESD) that apply clipping circuits.
A Zener diode is a type of pn junction diode. As the reverse bias voltage across the pn junction increases, a Zener diode enters either Zener or avalanche breakdown. This breakdown voltage increases a sharp rise as shown in Fig. 1. Reverse voltage remains nearly constant even when the reverse current changes. Because of this characteristic, Zener diodes are also called voltage regulator diodes and constant-voltage diodes.
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