20KPA192A-B Circuit Protection

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The device 20KPA192A-B is a TVS diode, which is essentially an over-voltage protection device. This diode is typically used in sensitive environments where damaging electrical transients is a concern. It is able to absorb and dissipate large amounts of power, while effectively protecting the downstream components from any potentially dangerous transients. The device is typically used in applications such as data networks, telecom, consumer electronics, industrial systems, and computer power supplies.

The device works by presenting an extremely low impedance to current flow during normal conditions. This creates a low-resistance path for the electric current, preventing any transients from passing into the downstream components. However, when transients are present, this device has a very high capacitance, allowing it to absorb and dissipate the energy without damaging the sensitive downstream components.

The 20KPA192A-B is also able to withstand extreme temperatures, which makes it suitable for a range of applications. It has an operating temperature range from -55°C to +175°C with a storage temperature range from -55°C to +175°C. This allows it to be used in hot climates or in higher-temperature industrial environments.

The device is able to handle a wide range of transient voltages and currents. It has a Maximum ESD Clamping Voltage of 40V and a Reverse Leakage Current of 8nA. The device is also able to dissipate large amounts of power thanks to its high Peak Pulse Power Dissipation rating of 200W.

Overall, the 20KPA192A-B is an ideal device for protecting sensitive components from transients during electrical faults or when high voltage spikes occur. This device is ideal for applications such as data networks, telecom, consumer electronics, industrial systems, and computer power supplies. It is able to withstand extreme temperatures and absorb and dissipate large amounts of power during transient events.

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