The Zener diode, also known as the Zener diode, is a special type of semiconductor diode capable of maintaining a stable voltage even when there are variations in current or temperature.
The following provides a detailed introduction to the Zener diode:

1N4761A Zener diode, SUNMATE/Senmate brand

Product model: 1N4761A

Product packaging: DO-41

Rated power: 1W

Voltage regulation value: 75V ±5% accuracy

Packaging method: Tape & Reel (TR), which refers to roll-and-tape packaging, facilitating automated production lines

Main parameters:

Stabilized voltage: Refers to the stable voltage value generated across the terminals of a zener diode when it passes through a rated current. This value varies slightly depending on the operating current and temperature.

Rated operating current: refers to the operating current value corresponding to the condition where the voltage regulator can operate stably for a long time and exhibits the best voltage regulation performance.

Maximum dissipated power (Pz): refers to the maximum allowable power consumption of the zener diode itself, which must not exceed this limit.

Dynamic resistance: The dynamic resistance of a zener diode is equal to the ratio of voltage change to current change. The smaller the dynamic resistance, the better the voltage regulation effect.