1PMT30AT1

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TVS-Diodes are unidirectional, over-voltage-protected devices popularly used in low-voltage power supplies. The 1PMT30AT1 TVS, in particular, is a N-channel diode optimized for protecting data lines and communication applications. It can be used to respond to transient over-voltage events, clamping the externally input over-voltage to a safe threshold.

It has a Breakover Voltage of 30V and can support a peak Pulse Current of 1A. It features a standard operating temperature range of -55°C to 175°C, allowing for operation in a wide variety of environments. In addition, a low clamping voltage of 1.7V makes this device suitable for applications that use low voltage devices.

The working principle of the 1PMT30AT1 is based on a semiconductor structure that stops current flow when it detects an over-voltage event. This process forms a gate that channels the over-voltage to a low voltage, clamping it to a maximum tolerance level. The combination of its low clamping voltage and high Breakover Voltage makes this device very efficient in protecting low voltage systems.

The 1PMT30AT1 is best suited for power supply and electronic circuitry applications that require high tolerance against power surges. It is also suitable for use in data and communication systems where it can protect the connections and lines from voltage spikes or surges, thus preventing data loss. Furthermore, the device is designed to be compliant with RoHS regulations, making it a safer and more eco-friendly alternative.

The 1PMT30AT1 is a versatile system protection device that is designed to protect sensitive circuitry from over-voltage surges. It features a low-clamping voltage combined with excellent surge protection, giving it the ability to protect sensitive communications. Furthermore, its RoHS compliance means that it can help to promote a healthier and more eco-friendly environment.

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