1KSMB27

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TVS - Diodes

Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) diodes are also commonly referred to as Transorb diodes, surge arrestors and transient suppressors. They provide a very efficient and cost effective way to protect electronic components from surge voltages, as well as providing a signal that can be used in an over-voltage protection circuit.

The 1KSMB27 is an active surge absorbent device manufactured for the protection of serial interface devices and other peripheral equipment. It operates by clamping the input line to ground when an over-voltage is detected. A low on-state resistance creates a low power drain, making the device especially suitable for battery operated devices.

The working principle of the 1KSMB27 is simple and effective. The voltage is monitored along the power line that is connected to the device. When an over-voltage is detected, the device rapidly clamps it to ground. The response time is fast enough to protect against transient and momentary surges in the power line, without affecting the integrity of the data.

The 1KSMB27 has a wide range of uses and applications. It can be used to protect against power surges for devices such as computers and peripherals, mobile phones, and communication systems. It is also suitable for battery operated devices, where low power drain is a priority. Additionally, it can be used in over-voltage protection circuits, such as in fault-32 protection for digital processes.

The 1KSMB27 is an excellent device for safeguarding electronic components and systems from transient and momentary voltage surges. Its low on-state resistance makes it particularly suitable for battery operated equipment, while its fast response time ensures data integrity is maintained. It is an effective and cost-effective way to add surge protection to electronic equipment.

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