9401580000

Varistors, also known as metal oxide varistors (MOVs), are widely used in power protection and safety circuits. In its most basic form, a varistor is a non-linear, two-terminal electronic component that has a voltage-dependent resistivity, and typically consists of linear metallic oxide material sandwiched between two ceramic plates. Varistors are commonly used to provide over-voltage or transient protection and are often referred to as voltage-dependent resistors (VDRs).

The metal oxide material found in a varistor is typically composed of zinc oxide. This material has a granular structure that is highly sensitive to fluctuations in voltage and temperature. When the voltage across its terminal exceeds the rated value, the granules are compressed, reducing its resistance. This effectively lowers the voltage across the varistor, protecting the connected device from any potential damage until the voltage drops below the rated value.

9401580000 application field and working principle is one of the most popular commercial varistors. It is shaped in a disc and is intended to be used in surge protection. When a surge voltage is applied, the varistor responds immediately, clamping the surge voltage in a highly efficient and reliable manner. As a general-purpose surge protector, this device is capable of providing a wide range of current and transient protection characteristics under different surge conditions.

This device has a wide range of uses in a variety of industries, including automotive, aviation, medical, UPS systems, compact equipment, and many more. It is highly scalable and can be configured to provide external current protection for a wide range of applications. Common use cases include providing noise protection, clamping high voltage, EMC protection, and power-supply control.

The 9401580000 application field and working principle has a voltage trip level (VTR) of 9.6V (Max) when the capacitance value is identical. This wide range allows the device to be used in various applications at different ambient temperatures. The device offers superior EMC protection and is capable of withstanding high levels of surge suppression, making it a great choice for surge protection. In addition, it features low capacitance and low dissipation energy, allowing it to operate reliably in harsh environments.

Varistors are essential components for a wide range of applications, and the 9401580000 application field and working principle is no exception. This device is rugged, reliable, and easy to configure, making it an ideal choice for most applications requiring surge protection. With its wide range of uses and exceptional performance, the 9401580000 is sure to continue to be a popular choice for surge protection.