2036-07-B3

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Gas discharge tube arresters (GDT) are a type of surge protection device designed to protect electrical circuits from overvoltage transients, such as those caused by lightning and other forms of electrostatic discharge (ESD). A GDT is made up of two similar electrodes separated by an inert gas, typically sulfur hexafluoride, and compressed in a cylindrical housing. When an overvoltage transient or surge is applied, electrons in the gas are accelerated and ionize the gas, resulting in a spark discharge over the electrodes and limiting the peak voltage to the arrester\'s switching voltage.

The 2036-07-B3 GDT is a surge protective device designed for use in a wide variety of applications and environments, including electrical substations, distribution networks, power plants, industrial equipment, telecommunications networks, and data centers. This GDT is composed of three electrodes: a main electrode, an anode, and a cathode. The anode and cathode are connected in series with the main electrode, creating a parallel gate-controlled switch. The switch is triggered when a predetermined voltage is reached, and the GDT begins to conduct, providing protection against overvoltages.

The 2036-07-B3 GDT also offers high performance and efficient operation in harsh environments, as it has a broader operating temperature range (up to +105°C) and higher power dissipation. The device can handle up to 400V peak voltage and is designed to be mounted directly on printed circuit boards. This makes it a perfect solution for many applications, including solar panels and mobile phone base station equipment.

In order to ensure optimal protection, the 2036-07-B3 GDT is designed with a number of features. These include an arc-protection system, which reduces overvoltage arcing and ensures safe operation; a short-time protection mechanism, which allows it to protect against short-duration high-energy pulses; and a constant switching current, which ensures a constant spark gap and a steady switching voltage. Other features include a low operating temperature (up to -55°C), a wide impulse voltage range, and a high dielectric strength.

In summary, the 2036-07-B3 GDT is a powerful surge protection device designed for use in a wide variety of applications and environments. Its robust design and features make it a reliable and efficient solution for protecting electrical circuits from overvoltage transients and ensuring the safe operation of the equipment.

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