V5.5MLA0805LWH

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V5.5MLA0805LWH Application Field and Working Principle

The V5.5MLA0805LWH is a metal oxide varistor (MOV) that is used to protect electronic circuits from transients such as electrostatic discharge (ESD), lightning, and other overvoltage spikes. This component can be found in a wide range of electronics including computers, test equipment, and other consumer electronics.

The V5.5MLA0805LWH is a radial device that is typically soldered into a circuit board. It is usually placed between the power supply and ground in order to provide protection from any transient overvoltage events. The device provides a high level of immunity from overvoltage spikes by quickly clamping any transient to a safe voltage level.

The V5.5MLA0805LWH works by using numerous metal oxide layerings within a ceramic housing to provide a low resistance pathway when exposed to high voltages. Upon exposure to overvoltage, the metal oxide layerings break down, providing a low impedance path that quickly reduces the voltage to a safe level. Once the voltage has dropped, the device will reset itself and is ready for use again.

The V5.5MLA0805LWH is designed for application in a wide range of industrial, telecommunications, consumer electronics and office automation applications. This device has a wide operating temperature range from -55°C to 85°C and is compliant with various safety standards, such as the UL-approved, CSA-approved and CQC-approved. It is also compliant with the IEC 60950 and FCC part 15 safety requirements.

Overall, the V5.5MLA0805LWH is a versatile and reliable protection device for a variety of applications. Its robust design ensures long-term reliability and protection from any dangerous overvoltage events. This device is highly recommended for any consumer or industrial applications that require the protection of expensive electronic components and circuits.

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