5.0SMLJ30CA-TP

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppression) diodes are an excellent choice for protecting circuitry from hazardous high voltages and other damaging electrical surges. 5.0SMLJ30CA-TP is a TVS diode commonly used for protection in various applications. It typically operates in a transorb protection circuit, providing reliable protection against transients such as Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) events, lightning surges, and other high-voltage transients.

The 5.0SMLJ30CA-TP TVS diode is designed to absorb energy from transient voltages or surges and transfer this energy to ground safely. It is a standard diode in a SMA package, featuring a low-profile, surface-mounting design. The diode features an internal specialized Zener Diode designed to clamp the transient voltage and absorb the energy of the surge, protecting the delicate components of a given application.

The 5.0SMLJ30CA-TP has various ratings, including a peak pulse power rating of 10,000 Watt (10kW), an operating junction temperature range between -55°C and 150°C, and a reverse stand-off voltage of 5V. It also has a response time of 1ns and a breakdown voltage of 30V.

The 5.0SMLJ30CA-TP is widely used as protection against ESD events, power glitches, surges, and more. It is ideal for applications that require maximum surge protection or low clamping. This diode is especially useful in sensitive electronic equipment such as computers, communication devices, and industrial controllers, and is well-suited for automotive, consumer electronics, industrial, and telecommunication applications.

In summary, the 5.0SMLJ30CA-TP TVS diode is a reliable and versatile device that offers protection from transient voltage spikes and ESD events. It is capable of handling peak power of up to 10,000W and is suitable for a wide range of applications. This device operates in a transorb protection circuit, where it absorbs and transfers energy from transient voltages to ground, ensuring optimal safety and performance.

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