A zener diode is a diode manufactured to have a specific reverse-breakdown voltage. Its most common use is as a voltage reference.
Zero Insertion Force: A class of IC sockets which clamp the IC pins (via a small lever on the side of the socket) after insertion, and thus require no downward force on the IC or its pins to insert it into the socket. Especially useful in applications in
A standard for short-distance, low-data-rate communications using the frequencies and physical and data layers of the IEEE 802.15.4 PHY specification. Created and maintained by the ZIGBEE Alliance Group.
Zero scale
Zero voltage crossing
Zero voltage switching
