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MM1Z11,JD,Zener Diodes

MM1Z11

Zener Diodes ,11V ,500mW ,VF:0.9V ,SOD123

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Data Sheet： JD_MM1Z_SOD123.pdf

Product number：	DZ-MM1Z11010V903JD
Manufacturer Product Number：	MM1Z11
Manufacturer ：	JD
Series ：	JD-MM1Z2V0-75
Product Type ：	Zener Diodes
Reverse Zener Voltage(VZ) ：	11V
Power dissipation (PD) ：	PD:500mW
Forward Voltage(VF) ：	0.9V
Package ：	SOD-123
Description：	Zener Diodes ,11V ,500mW ,VF:0.9V ,SOD123

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Attribute Name	Attribute Value
Manufacturer	JD
Product Series	MM1Z2V0-75
Product Type	Zener Diodes
EU RoHS	Compliant(2011/65/EU)
EU REACH	Dose not contain REACH SVHC(1907/2006/EC)
Voltage	2V-75V
Package	SOD-123
Power	500mW

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Data Sheet	JD_MM1Z_SOD123.pdf

Lead time： Estimated delivery date 2026-06-22

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