1N6290-E3/73

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There are many types of transient voltage suppression (TVS) diodes available on the market, and the 1N6290-E3/73 is an excellent example. TVS diodes offer fast response time to protect sensitive components from voltage surges. This type of diode is designed to be connected in series between the voltage source and the device it will protect. It can discharges the surge current while blocking the high voltage and protecting the device.

The 1N6290-E3/73 is a unidirectional, low capacitance, bidirectional transient voltage suppressor diode. It has a typical working voltage of 200V, with an operating temperature range of -55°C to 125°C. It is designed to protect small to medium size electronic components from damaging transients.

The 1N6290-E3/73 also has an external series resistor for additional protection which can be configured to fit the specific requirements of the application. This can be done through the use of a ballast resistor, an adjustable resistor, or by other means. The series resistor will help to reduce the surge current and limit the voltage spike at the series connection point.

The 1N6290-E3/73 has a peak current limit of 2300A and a fast response time of less than 1nS. It is often used for television sets, LCD monitors, car audio systems, power supplies, and networking equipment. A common application for this device is to protect electronic equipment from voltage surges created by lightning strikes. With its high surge current rating and fast response time, the 1N6290-E3/73 can provide excellent protection against damaging voltage surges.

The fundamental principle of operation for the 1N6290-E3/73 is the same as for any other type of TVS diode. The diode is connected in series between the voltage source and the equipment that is being protected. When a surge occurs, the diode will pass the surge current while simultaneously blocking the hazardous voltage. A varistor is also connected in parallel with the diode, which helps to further reduce the effects of the surge.

The 1N6290-E3/73 offers superior protection from voltage surges, and is commonly used to protect electronic components from hazardous conditions. Its fast switching time, high peak current limit, and external series resistor make it an ideal choice for applications requiring robust surge protection. With its wide temperature range and low capacitance, the 1N6290-E3/73 is an excellent choice for TVS applications.

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