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TVS - Diodes

5KP110CE3/TR13 application field and working principle

TVS (transient voltage suppressor) diodes are semiconductor components which provide protection from electrical overstress in electronics caused by voltage, current, or electromagnetic application fields. They are typically used in power supply circuits and computer systems, and are designed to protect against overvoltage, overcurrent, and electromagnetic interference (EMI).

The 5KP110CE3/TR13 is a TVS diode specifically designed to protect sensitive electronic systems in the event of overvoltage. This diode has exceptional surge capability and can operate up to 150 volts. It is also rated for 25 amperes of steady state current.

The TVS diode works on the principle of avalanche breakdown. As the voltage across the diode increases, the current passing through the diode increases exponentially. This increase in current creates a large, localized electric field that causes electrons to accelerate, collide with lattice ions, and give off energy in the form of ultraviolet light and secondary electrons.

When the voltage applied to the diode reaches the avalanche breakdown voltage, the current increases rapidly and the current surge triggers the diode\'s avalanche breakdown. The diode then acts as a short circuit and the voltage across the diode drops to a much lower level, thus protecting the device from overvoltage.

The 5KP110CE3/TR13 is especially suited to protect sensitive electronic systems, such as computer systems, against overvoltage. It is rated for 25 amperes of steady state current, higher than many other TVS diodes. This makes it ideal for use with sensitive electronics that may be susceptible to electrical overstress.

To conclude, the 5KP110CE3/TR13 is a type of TVS diode designed to protect sensitive electronics against electrical overstress caused by overvoltage, overcurrent, and EMI. It works on the principle of avalanche breakdown, and it has an excellent surge capability and can operate up to 150 volts. It is highly suitable for protecting sensitive systems from electrical overstress and is rated for 25 amperes of steady state current.

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