60KS200CH2 Circuit Protection

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Transient voltage suppressors (TVS) are a type of diode designed to protect sensitive electronic circuits from damage caused by electrostatic discharge (ESD). The TVS diode acts as a low resistance shunt in the circuit, preventing high voltage spikes from reaching sensitive components. It is also used to suppress transients and other high-frequency noise due to transients from inductive and capacitive loads.

The 60KS200CH2 is a two-channel diode designed to provide protection against damage due to electrostatic discharge, lightning, and other transients in both AC and DC line power circuits. It has a minimum stand-off voltage of 200 V and a peak pulse current rating of 6 A. It is a unidirectional bi-directional diode and requires a temperature range of -55°C to +150°C for operation.

The 60KS200CH2 is used in a variety of applications, from automotive to consumer electronics, home appliances, and even industrial and telecommunications equipment. It is particularly useful in applications where an AC input voltage needs to be isolated from a DC output, such as for lightning protection on an audio amplifier or power supply. It is also widely used to protect industrial motor drives from transients caused by inductive and capacitive loads.

The working principle of the 60KS200CH2 is straightforward. When a voltage greater than its stand-off voltage is applied, the diode is triggered, and it begins to conduct current. The diode forms a low resistance shunt path for the high voltage transient, diverting it away from the sensitive components. This results in a controlled current path, limiting the voltage across sensitive components and thus protecting them from damage.

In summary, the 60KS200CH2 is a two-channel diode designed to protect sensitive electronic components from damage caused by electrostatic discharge, lightning, and other transients. It is used in a variety of applications due to its wide operating temperature range, minimum stand-off voltage of 200 V, and peak pulse current rating of 6 A. The diode works by forming a low resistance shunt path for the high voltage transient, diverting it away from the sensitive components and limiting the voltage across them.

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