3KASMC28AHE3_A/I

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TVS – Diodes are unidirectional switch devices which can control and protect the operation of a circuit by redirecting current flow in one direction. The 3KASMC28AHE3_A/I is designed for applications with large input and output currents, and is capable of providing a robust solution for high power applications. The 3KASMC28AHE3_A/I is a surface mount TVS diode with an avalanche capability of 30V – 50V.

The 3KASMC28AHE3_A/I application field includes over-voltage and over-current protection, EMI and RFI filtering, and transient voltage protection. By using this TVS diode, the circuit design can be protected against voltage spikes and other transient voltage events. The diode will actively clamp down the transient voltage and prevent over-voltage or over-current from negatively impacting the operation of the circuit.

The working principle of the 3KASMC28AHE3_A/I involves a series of simple steps. First, a transient voltage event occurs in the circuit and causes a large surge of current. This current then flows through the diode, which is designed to respond quickly to the request. The diode then quickly conducts the current and redirects it to the ground, to prevent the transient voltage from damaging the circuit.

Once the transient voltage has been clamped, the diode then shuts off and returns to its initial state. This process is repeated each time a transient voltage event occurs in the circuit. By using this TVS diode, the circuit can be effectively protected from high voltage surges and over-currents.

The 3KASMC28AHE3_A/I is a highly efficient TVS diode, offering superior protection from transient voltage events. It is designed for use in circuits with high input and output currents, allowing for a robust transient protection solution. The diode is ideal for use in over-voltage protection, EMI and RFI filtering, and transient voltage protection, protecting circuits in a wide range of applications.

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