3KASMC28HE3_A/I

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TVS – Diodes, or Transient Voltage Suppression (TVS) Diodes, are semiconductor devices designed to help protect sensitive electrical systems from damage caused by voltage transients. Commonly referred to as “spike busters”, these diodes are used in applications ranging from telecommunications to industrial control circuits.
3KASMC28HE3_A/I is an innovative new type of TVS diode that can handle up to 28 volts with an average power dissipation of 20W. This particular diode has a maximum peak pulse power of 250W and is capable of suppressing the voltage spiking up to 8.3V. The diode is designed with an Avalanche-Breakdown Structure, which provides it excellent absorption characteristics for higher energy and greater dynamic protection.
The working principle of 3KASMC28HE3_A/I is fairly simple. When the voltage on the diode exceeds its ‘clamping voltage’, the diode turns off and shunts the excess voltage to ground, thus preventing the voltage from damaging sensitive components in the system. The diode also acts as an absorber, absorbing and dissipating the energy from the transient voltage surge. This helps protect the system from potential malfunctions due to excessive voltage spikes.
3KASMC28HE3_A/I TVS Diodes are most commonly used in applications such as power electronics, smart meters, HEV/EV/PHEV, solar/wind/hybrid power generation, LED lighting, power supplies, and medical equipment. These devices can also be used for both AC and DC applications. In addition, due to its small size, it is often used in applications where space is at a premium.
Overall, 3KASMC28HE3_A/I TVS Diodes are a great choice for a variety of applications. They provide excellent protection against voltage transients, and are available in a wide range of packages and sizes. These devices are also reliable and cost effective, making them an ideal choice for protecting your valuable components and systems from failure due to voltage transients.

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