15KPA48C

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TVS or Transient Voltage Suppressor diodes are commonly used to protect sensitive electronic components from electrostatic discharge and other overvoltage conditions which could cause damage. Many TVS diodes are capable of handling up to 400 to 600 volts. The 15KPA48C is a diode specifically designed for use in automotive applications. It is rated at 48V, is a unidirectional TVS diode, and can handle up to 1.5kW peak power.

The common application for 15KPA48C is to protect electrical circuits from high voltage transients, such as those caused by load dumping, inductive kickback, or voltage spikes. It is designed to be placed in-line with the circuit it is protecting, which is then triggered to open upon encountering a voltage spike. This helps to protect the components on the circuit from any potential damage that may occur from the sudden spike.

The working principle of the 15KPA48C is quite simple. When the device sees a voltage spike, its gate is opened, and the current is diverted away from the sensitive components on the circuit. This allows for a rapid discharge of energy, which helps to limit the amount of damage that can occur. The device includes a built-in active clamping circuit, which helps to prevent additional spiking.

The operation of the 15KPA48C is temperature compensated, and it complies with the highest standards of safety in regards to electrical and heat dissipation. It is also able to withstand short circuit conditions without fail, and the device is designed to work in a wide range of temperatures, from -40°C to +125°C.

In summary, the 15KPA48C is a unidirectional TVS diode which can handle up to 1.5kW peak power, and is rated at 48V. It is commonly used to protect automotive circuits from voltage transients caused by load dumping, inductive kickback, or voltage spikes. The device is temperature compensated, and is able to withstand short circuit conditions.

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