AMCV-0603LC-260-C120N-T

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TVS Varistors, MOVs, or transient voltage suppressors are used as electrostatic discharge protectors in the electronics industry.

The AMCV-0603LC-260-C120N-T is a specific type of TVS arrester that has a variety of applications in the industry. This particular TVS arrester has an IEC standard coating, is rated at 200V max peak ACVD, and has a max pulse current of 440 Amps. The unit also houses a protected circuit that prevents it from being damaged by transient voltages.

The primary application of the AMCV-0603LC-260-C120N-T is to protect computer, communication, and audio equipment from electrostatic discharge (ESD). It can be used to shield against voltage spikes in electrical equipment, protecting it from voltage stress and heat. It is used in various electronic products, including computers, consumer electronics, telematics, telecommunications systems, medical devices, robotics, and many more.

The AMCV-0603LC-260-C120N-T also has a working principle that enables it to protect against voltage surges and also limit voltage fluctuations. This is done through a dielectric process that creates a barrier between the conductor and the dielectric material inside the unit. The device works by absorbing voltage spikes from external sources, dissipating them as heat through the dielectric material, and then dissipating the heat through the surrounding air. This way, the device prevents the electrical equipment from being damaged.

Overall, the AMCV-0603LC-260-C120N-T is a type of TVS arrester that is used to protect computer, communication, and audio equipment from electrostatic discharge. It works through a dielectric process that limits voltage fluctuations and absorbs voltage spikes. The device is widely used in various electronic products and is an important component in protecting equipment from voltage stress and overheating.

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