1PMT7.0AT1G

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) diodes are specialized diodes used in circuit boards to protect against power surges, electrostatic discharge, and induced transients. The 1PMT7.0AT1G diode is a diode specifically designed for these applications.

The 1PMT7.0AT1G is designed for devices which require electrostatic and inductive protection. It has a standoff voltage, also known as clamping voltage of 7.0 V, and can tolerate a peak pulse current rating of up to 1 A. This makes it ideal for micro controller, media players, computers, automotive and industrial applications, data communication, networking, and medical instrumentation.

The 1PMT7.0AT1G has a very fast response time, and is designed to clamp voltage levels within the specified threshold. It is also designed to be resistant to electrostatic discharge, and will not damage the system it is being used to protect under normal conditions. The diode also has a wide operating temperature range of - 55°C to + 125°C.

The 1PMT7.0AT1G works by connecting one end of the diode to the power line (or circuit board) and the other to the ground. When a power surge occurs, the diode will activate swiftly to absorb the excess voltage before it can damage the internal components of the system. The diode then quickly shuts off, and returns the power signal to its normal range.

In summary, the 1PMT7.0AT1G is a TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) diode used to protect against power surges, electrostatic discharge, and induced transients. It has a relative fast response time, and a wide operating temperature range of - 55°C to + 125°C. It is ideal for applications requiring electrostatic and inductive protection, and will clamp voltage levels within the specified threshold. It is a great choice for various applications such as micro controller, media players, computers, automotive and industrial applications, data communication, networking, and medical instrumentation.

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