5KP60-B

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TVS - Diodes, also called Transient Voltage Suppression Diodes, are unidirectional devices designed to protect various electronic components connected to AC power lines from transients and overvoltage. They are used to shun high-energy surges and ESD events by providing a low-impedance path to ground when a surge or an ESD occurs. A 5KP60-B is one of the various types of TVS - Diodes available in the market today.

The 5KP60-B belongs to the 5KP Series of TVS - Diodes and is capable of providing ESD and surge protection to most of the popular integrated circuits, transistors, MOSFETs, and other sensitive electronic components. The 5KP60-B offers a maximum clamping voltage of 6.0V @ 8A and a peak power dissipation of 400W. It is also capable of providing up to 1000W of peak pulse power dissipation and has a surge current and transient immunity of 8A @ 10/1000 us.

When it comes to its application field, the 5KP60-B is widely used in power line and data line surge protection, power supply and telecommunication equipment, and automotive and industrial electronic devices. It is also suitable for USB and HDMI connectors.

The 5KP60-B works by absorbing excess energy and dissipating it as heat. During overvoltage and ESD events, the 5KP60-B will quickly respond by breaking down and forming a low-impedance path to ground thus limiting the voltage overshoot and protecting the connected device from surge-induced damages. Moreover, the 5KP60-B also acts as a fuse and will permanently short-circuit in the event of a catastrophic surge event, thus providing further protection against surge-induced damages.

In summary, the 5KP60-B is a reliable and cost-effective TVS - Diode designed to provide surge and ESD protection to various electronic components. It is a popular choice for power line and data line surge protection, power supply and telecommunication equipment, USB and HDMI connectors, and automotive and industrial electronic devices.

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