1N6282ARL4G

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppression) Diodes are mainly used in electronic circuit protection. They are also known as Transil diodes, or lightning protectors. They provide instantaneous protection against transients caused by electrostatic discharge (ESD) or lightning strikes.

The 1N6282ARL4G is a 4-pin 600 watt unidirectional TVS diode. Its maximum standoff voltage (VBR) is the highest of the 1N6282 series, at 6.1 VEC, and its reverse leakage current is 5 microamperes at 6.1 VEC. The 1N6282ARL4G offers a combination of breakthrough voltage, low dynamic resistance, and minimal leakage current, making it especially suitable for applications in high-voltage and low-energy protection systems.

The 1N6282ARL4G can be used in a variety of applications, including motor controller protection against high energy transients, high-voltage line protection, ESD protection, and other applications that require high current protection. Its low dynamic resistance and minimal leakage current also makes it suitable for use in low-power protection circuits.

The working principle of the 1N6282ARL4G is quite simple. It consists of a pair of diodes, arranged in reverse polarity, that are connected in series. When a voltage spike, or transient, occurs, the diodes begin to conduct, allowing a current to flow in the opposite direction to where the transient came from. This in turn protects the load from the voltage spike, while still allowing normal operation of the circuit.

The 1N6282ARL4G is an ideal choice for applications that require high surge protection, low leakage current, and low dynamic resistance. It provides an efficient solution for applications where transient protection needs to be combined with a low power consumption profile. In addition, its 4-pin design makes it a perfect fit for use in high-voltage systems and other applications where space is limited.

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