3KP85A-B

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A TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) diode is a specialized diode that has been designed to provide protection against voltage transients and destructive surges. As such, it is an important component for protecting components from surges and overvoltage spikes. The 3KP85A-B is an important device of this type. It is intended for use in systems and circuits that may be exposed to high voltage transients. The device can operate within a wide operating temperature range and is designed to be able to handle a wide range of input voltages from 12V to 85V.

The working principle of the 3KP85A-B is relatively simple. It functions as a high-speed diode that responds to short-term voltage surges and initiates fast protection. It is capable of switching in a very short time, in the order of nanoseconds, and features a low capacitance design. This enables it to provide the necessary protection to sensitive electrical components during a voltage transient while not compromising the system\'s electrical performance.

The 3KP85A-B can be used in a wide range of applications, including automotive, military, avionic, and telecommunications. It is particularly suitable for motor vehicle applications, where it can be used to protect components from damage due to voltage transients caused by engine starting, voltage spikes, and electromagnetic interference. In avionic applications, it is useful for providing protection against voltage surges and electromagnetic interference caused by lightning strikes or other high-energy events. In military applications, it is useful for protecting sensitive electronic components from damage due to any high voltage transients.

The 3KP85A-B is a reliable and effective device for providing protection against voltage transients and destructive surges. It is designed for a wide range of applications and is capable of providing fast-switching protection against voltage transients while not compromising the electrical performance of the system.

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