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TVS - Diodes

A TVS diode (Transient Voltage Suppressor, or Transient Voltage Suppression diode) is a voltage protection mechanism that is designed to protect sensitive electronics from voltage spikes. TVS diodes are widely used in electronic circuits as protection against surges and spikes that could otherwise damage the circuit. They are designed to absorb the excess energy of a surge or spike and dissipate it safely.

The 15KP48CA-TP is a popular choice as a surge suppression device in applications such as industrial equipment, automotive electronics, computers, and consumer electronics. This TVS diode is an ideal choice due to its low capacitance, high peak pulse current, and fast response times. The 15KP48CA-TP has a peak pulse power dissipation of 8kW (8 kVn) and a peak pulse current (@10/1000 μs) of 6.5A. The typical response time is current limited, with the response time of 1 μs. The 15KP48CA-TP has a unidirectional configuration, which means it can only absorb surge currents in one direction.

The working principle of TVS diodes is based on their ability to absorb and dissipate excess voltage or current to protect the circuit from damage or destruction. In TVS diodes, when a voltage spike occurs, the diode will absorb the excess energy until it reaches its peak, and then safely dissipate the energy through its internal resistive components or a distributed inductor. The distributed inductor significantly reduces the peak current, providing fast and effective protection for the circuit.

The 15KP48CA-TP is a reliable and effective surge suppression device that can be used in a variety of applications. Its low capacitance, high peak current, and fast response times make it ideal for applications such as industrial equipment, automotive electronics, computers, and consumer electronics. It is a unidirectional diode, and its working principle is based on the absorption and dissipation of excess voltage and current to protect the circuit from damage.

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