1SMC58A TR13

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressors) diodes are widely used in applications such as protecting sensitive electronic components against voltage surges. The 1SMC58A TR13 is a specialized TVS diode that offers further protection against fast transients, in addition to the protection offered by a standard TVS diode. In this article, we will discuss the application field of the 1SMC58A TR13 and its working principle.

The 1SMC58A TR13 is for use in AC and DC circuits that require overvoltage protection. It is typically used in applications such as audio, video, gaming, and automotive electronics. It is also suitable for protecting consumer electronics against the damaging effects of electrostatic discharge (ESD), lightning, and other transient overvoltage events. The 1SMC58A TR13 offers very fast transient suppression with a low clamping voltage even in high pulse current conditions. It also offers superior ESD protection with an ESD rating of ±25kV.

The 1SMC58A TR13 is designed to be operated at a maximum average forward current of 1.25A. It can be used in both AC and DC applications, and can handle up to 500W of transient power. It has a breakdown voltage of 58V with a maximum reverse leakage current of 25mA. The 1SMC58A TR13 is also rated for up to 25 kilovolts of ESD protection.

The 1SMC58A TR13 works by using a specialized avalanche breakdown method to provide overvoltage protection. When the diode is subjected to a voltage greater than its breakdown voltage, it makes a transition from its non-conductive state to a highly conductive state. This transition is fast and allows the diode to absorb a significant amount of surge power. During the process, the excess energy in the transient is dissipated as heat. This ensures that the sensitive electronics on the other side of the diode are protected.

The 1SMC58A TR13 is a specialized TVS diode that is designed to offer superior protection against fast transients, such as those caused by electrostatic discharge, lightning, and other overvoltage events. It is suitable for applications such as audio, video, gaming, and automotive electronics, and is rated for up to 25 kilovolts of ESD protection. It provides fast transient suppression with a low clamping voltage even in high pulse current conditions. It is designed to be operated at a maximum average forward current of 1.25A and can handle up to 500W of transient power.

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