2036-25-AF

Series:	Mini-TRIGARD™ 2036
Packaging:	Tray
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Voltage - DC Spark Over (Nom):	250V
Impulse Discharge Current (8/20µs):	10000A (10kA)
Tolerance:	±20%
Number of Poles:	3
Fail Short:	Yes
Mounting Type:	User Defined
Package / Case:	Cylinder No Lead, 3 Terminal

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Gas Discharge Tube Arresters (GDT)

Gas discharge tube arresters (GDT) are used to protect sensitive electronic circuits from destructive electrical surges. They are designed to allow a normal flow of current, but to block unusable voltage spikes. GDTs are often used to protect telecommunications networks, power control systems, and other industrial systems.The 2036-25-AF GDT is an example of a surge arrester. It is designed to provide non-linear protection against transient overvoltages. The arrester is rated to handle a maximum of 250 volts, with a minimum of 50 volts, making it suitable for use in 240-volt AC power supplies. The 2036-25-AF is also able to maintain its protective capabilities over a wide range of temperatures.GDTs are composed of two electrodes, a central anode and a surrounding cathode. When the voltage between the electrodes exceeds a certain threshold, an arc of electrons is created in the gas-filled tube. This arc of electrons acts as a surge-breaker, allowing the current to flow through the tube and neutralize the voltage spike.The 2036-25-AF is designed to detect voltage spikes as quickly as possible. It does this by using a sensing circuit that monitors the voltage between the electrodes. As soon as the voltage reaches the desired threshold, the sensing circuit triggers a system that initiates the arc-discharge process.This process starts when the sensing circuit sends a pulse of current to the anode, creating an electric current that passes through the gas-filled tube. This current causes the gas to ionize, allowing electrons to flow between the electrodes. The electrons create a spark that causes the gas to expand rapidly. The expanding gas absorbs much of the charged energy from the voltage surge, disrupting the current and protecting the circuit from damage.Once the voltage spike is neutralized, the arc of electrons dissipates and the charge dissipates. The process then starts again when the voltage rises to the threshold again.The 2036-25-AF is designed to withstand thousands of surge events over its working life. It is reliable, easy to install, and provides a high level of protection. It is also relatively energy efficient, as the surge current is not sent directly through the circuit.Overall, the 2036-25-AF GDT is a reliable and efficient way to protect electronics systems from voltage spikes. It is designed to detect and neutralize these spikes quickly and reliably, preventing damage to sensitive electronic systems and prolonging the life of the equipment.

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