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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) Varistors, MOVs (metal oxide varistors) are electronic components that are used in the fields of protection from high voltage transients and major voltage fluctuations. They act as a shunt in such situations, thus providing consistent and reliable power while protecting electrical and electronic circuits from such transients.

Since the 19401000000 application field is always subject to changing needs and requirements, specific parameters such as the rated voltage and the clamping voltage have to be taken into account when selecting the right one for an application.

The principle of operation is fairly simple. When the voltage in a given circuit exceeds the "clamping voltage" of the TVS, the TVS becomes conductive and diverts this current. This helps to protect the other components in the circuit from permanent damage due to the transient.

TVS Varistors and MOVs are available in a variety of forms and with a range of features such as high current capability, high clamping voltage, fast turn-on time and high temperature capability. Some devices are designed for specific environments such as automotive applications, while others can be used in a variety of applications.

In addition to this, certain varistors and MOVs can also be used in surge suppression applications. They help to protect the circuit from over-voltages help reduce the possibility of short-circuiting due to high energy transients.

When selecting a TVS Varistor or MOV for a given application, certain parameters must be taken into account, such as the rated voltage, the clamping voltage, the current capability and the hiccup current.

The rated voltage is the specified amount of voltage that can be safely applied to the device. The clamping voltage is the voltage that the device will shunt when it is triggered by an over-voltage. The current capability is the amount of current that the device can handle without damage. Finally, the hiccup current is the amount of current that the device will draw when it is triggered.

These parameters are crucial in ensuring the correct operation and protection of the device in question. It is important to select the right device for the particular application as the wrong device can result in the failure or damage of the circuit.

TVS Varistors and MOVs are a cost-effective and reliable solution for the protection of circuits from high voltage transients and major voltage fluctuations. They offer excellent protection against surges, spikes and other high energy transients. With careful selection and application, they are sure to provide reliable and consistent power while protecting your circuit from damage.

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