3KASMC40AHE3_A/I

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TVS – diodes are usually used to protect circuits and elements from high voltage surges such as electrostatic discharge. The 3KASMC40AHE3_A/I TVS-diode is a versatile component that can be used in various applications such as medical and automotive applications. Its working principle is the same as any other TVS-diode. It acts as a voltage clamp, limiting the peak voltage to a safe level.

The 3KASMC40AHE3_A/I is a surface mount device designed to protect circuitry and components up to 250V. It has a low clamping voltage (VC) of 16.4V typical and a maximum peak pulse power of 450W. The components are RoHS compliant and UL approved, and can be soldered using any conventional soldering method.

The working principle of the 3KASMC40AHE3_A/I is the same as any other TVS-diode. As it is exposed to high voltage it begins to conduct electricity and the current that flows through it is then limited (clamped). The current is held at a safe level so it does not cause any damage to the components that it is providing protection for. The device can also provide protection from electrostatic discharge.

The 3KASMC40AHE3_A/I can be used in a wide variety of applications including medical equipment, automotive circuits, and industrial equipment. It is ideal for applications that require protection from high voltage and electrostatic discharge. It can also be used in communication systems, computer components, consumer electronics, and aerospace applications.

The 3KASMC40AHE3_A/I is a reliable and robust TVS-diode that provides effective protection for circuits and components. Its low clamping voltage and peak power dissipation make it suitable for a wide range of applications. It is RoHS compliant and UL approved, and can be soldered using any conventional soldering method. The device is ideal for applications needing protection from high voltage surges and electrostatic discharge.

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