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How do you calculate the temperature coefficient of a Zener diode?

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Answered by ampssre1212

Answer:

above 7 voltes use voltes to calculate FOR EG .

50 volt zener degree tem co on other words divide the result by 1000

Answered by soniverma047

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The formula for temp. The formula for zener diode temperature coefficients above 7 volts uses volts to calculate millivolts. For example, a 50 volt zener will have about 50 - 3.5 = 46.5 mV/degree temp-co. In other words, divide the result by 1000.

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