3KP36C-B

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TVS diodes are a type of semiconductor component whose primary application is to protect electronic circuits from voltage spikes. The 3KP36C-B TVS Diode is an ideal solution for transient voltage suppression in a wide range of consumer, industrial, military, and aerospace applications. In this article, we’ll look at the 3KP36C-B’s application field and working principle.

The 3KP36C-B is a unidirectional transient voltage suppression (TVS) diode in an SMA package that has been designed specifically for protecting sensitive circuit components. The device is designed to clamp and dissipate transients up to 36V and has an ultra-fast response time that makes it suitable for use in both consumer and automotive applications.

The 3KP36C-B is typically used to protect automotive and industrial Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) and field-effect transistor (FET) outputs. It can also be used to protect switch contacts and connector pins from surges. The device is also suitable for antenna protection, remote control, and signal line applications.

The 3KP36C-B features a low testing junction capacitance of 0.5pF, reverse leakage current of 5µA at 27V, and a maximum leakage current of 30µA at 30V. The device also features a low clamping voltage of 6.2V at 25A 8/20µs waveform. It is rated for a surge rating of 40A (8/20µs) for 1 cycle.

As with other TVS diodes, the 3KP36C-B works by providing a low-resistance path between the device’s anode and cathode. When an inrush current or other transient event occurs, the diode will begin to conduct current, causing a rapid drop in voltage. This drop in voltage is referred to as the TVS diode’s “clamping voltage.”

When the transient event is over, the diode’s current begins to decrease and the device’s stored energy is dissipated in the form of heat. This process dissipates the energy quickly, thus protecting the device and the surrounding circuitry. The diode will then resume its non-conducting state, waiting for the next transient event.

The 3KP36C-B is an ideal solution for a wide range of transient voltage suppression applications due to its low capacitance, ultra-fast response time, and low leakage current. The device is also highly reliable, making it suitable for use in a wide variety of both consumer and automotive applications. Its low-profile SMA package also ensures the device is easy to install in tight spaces.

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