0071.1561.B1

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TVS (transient voltage suppressor) is a type of device designed to protect electronic circuits against over-voltage or transient voltage by clamping transient voltage to a particular level. This type of device is known as a varistor, MOV (metal oxide varistor) or varistor. It is a voltage-dependent resistor (VDR) which is used to provide surge protection and eliminate over-voltage and transient conditions on the circuit. 0071.1561.B1 is a specific type of varistor and is used mainly for automotive, medical, consumer and industrial applications.

The 0071.1561.B1 voltage dependent resistor is used to decrease the magnitude of the voltage waveform by creating a clamping voltage which limits the voltage waveform based on its capacitance, inductance and reactance values. It is designed to withstand high power surges on the electrical circuit and is typically rated in volts. This type of device has a low voltage dependency and can absorb large surges of current during startup or over-voltage due to transients, thus protecting the load. The 0071.1561.B1 varistor operates in a region known as the “knee” of its characteristic curve. The response time of this varistor is fast and it has a high surge protection level up to 100 KV.

The 0071.1561.B1 can be used in a variety of applications, including automotive, medical, consumer and industrial applications. In automotive applications, this device can be used to control the voltage going into and out of the vehicle. In medical applications, the device can be used to protect medical equipment from transients and surges of current. In consumer and industrial applications, the device can be used to protect electronic devices and power supplies from over-voltage and transients.

The working principle of the 0071.1561.B1 device is based on its characteristics of voltage-dependent resistance. When a voltage transient occurs, the device acts as a resistor and reduces the magnitude of the transient voltage waveform. The response time of the device is fast and the clamping voltage is controlled by the device’s capacitance, inductance and reactance values. The resistance created by the device is inversely proportional to the voltage differential across the device.

In conclusion, the 0071.1561.B1 is a specific type of varistor used in a variety of applications to protect electronic circuits against over-voltage and transient voltage. This device has a fast response time and a high surge protection level up to 100 KV. The working principle of this type of device is based on its voltage-dependent resistance, which acts as a resistor to reduce the magnitude of the transient voltage waveform. The device has a low voltage dependency and can absorb large surges of current.

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