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ZDZiff-Davis
ZDZener Diode
ZDZero Defects
ZDZadar, Croatia (license plate)
ZDZip Disk
ZDZenith Distance
ZDZone Description
ZDZero Drift (electronics)
ZDZDaemon (multiplayer Doom port)
ZDZone de Détection (French: Detection Zone; security)
ZDZinc Depleted (biochemistry)
ZDZero Doppler
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It uses a zener diode that divides the gate of a rectifier, which are silicon controlled latches of any high voltage.
Surge Protector Components by Dave Text / Home based business community
1] is attenuated from a Zener diode by a 10-turn potentiometer equipped with a reading dial.
Development of a tunable LED-based colorimetric source by Eppeldauer, George P. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
He designed an electrical circuit in which appropriate resistors replaced the springs, and devices known as Zener diodes replaced the strings.
Strings and springs net mechanical surprise by Peterson, Ivars / Science News
 
 
 
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