5KASMC17AHM3/57

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TVS (transient voltage suppressor) diodes are devices designed to protect circuits from a variety of electrical impulses, including lightning strikes, power switching, and high-energy discharges. 5KASMC17AHM3/57 is a type of TVS diode designed to protect systems from electrostatic discharges (ESD).

5KASMC17AHM3/57 is constructed using proprietary silicon trimming technology for a more reliable response to high-energy discharges. The diode has an ESD protection capacity of up to 17 kV contact discharge. This makes it suitable for use in various applications, including automotive, consumer electronics, and industrial equipment.

This diode is a three-terminal device that is normally open. When the voltage across a circuit exceeds a certain threshold, the diode becomes conductive, allowing current to flow in both directions. This limits the voltage seen by sensitive equipment and prevents damage from occurring.

The 5KASMC17AHM3/57 also features a fast response time of under 3 ns. This allows the device to respond quickly to voltage spikes, reducing the risk of damage in sensitive circuits. The diode also includes internal ESD protection diodes, which can provide additional protection against static electricity.

In automotive applications, 5KASMC17AHM3/57 can be used to provide ESD protection to engine controls, air bags, and other safety-critical components. It can also be used to protect sensitive components in consumer electronics, such as in computers and tablets. In industrial settings, it can be used to protect the inputs of sensitive circuits from voltage spikes.

5KASMC17AHM3/57 is a versatile, reliable, and cost-effective solution for protecting circuits from potentially damaging voltage surges. With its fast response time and robust protection, it is perfect for use in a variety of applications.

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