3KASMC26AHM3_A/H Circuit Protection

TVS diodes, Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVSs), are a type of semiconductor that protects other components in the circuit from voltage transients or overvoltage events, such as lightning strikes and power spikes. Designed to protect sensitive electronics, TVS diodes play an important role in ensuring that circuits are running at safe and optimal levels. The 3KASMC26AHM3_A/H is an application-specific TVS diode designed to protect various types of electronics from voltage transients and overvoltages.

The 3KASMC26AHM3_A/H is an unidirectional TVS diode that is designed to protect electronics against a wide range of transient voltage conditions. This device has a series passivation to reduce leakage current and is intended for applications such as battery powered handheld electronics. It can also be used in automotive applications, such as engine control, and in industrial control circuits.

The 3KASMC26AHM3_A/H is designed to withstand a wide range of transient voltages, ranging from −6.5 V to +28 V. The maximum peak pulse power it can handle is 100 W with a 10/1000 μs waveform (10 μs rise/fall time). It has a breakdown voltage of 43 V and a clamping voltage of 45 V. It is designed to have a low 11 ns response time and a low 10 nA leakage current through the 2-lead DO-214AA package.

The 3KASMC26AHM3_A/H is designed to be very robust and has an operating temperature range of -55°C to +150°C. It also has a high reliability rating of 100 x 109 Unclamped Inductive Switching (UIS).

The 3KASMC26AHM3_A/H is an example of a unidirectional TVS diode, meaning that it conducts current in one direction only. It is also an application-specific diode designed to protect a wide range of electronics from transient voltage conditions. The device has a series passivation that reduces leakage current and a low response time of 11 ns. It also has a low clamping voltage of 45 V and a wide operational temperature range of -55°C to +150°C. This makes the 3KASMC26AHM3_A/H an ideal choice for protecting against transient voltage events in various applications.