B72207S0400K101

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressors) protection solutions like the B72207S0400K101 Varistor, or MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor), have become increasingly important for protecting sensitive electronic equipment from power surges. There are different types of TVSs and MOVs available, each with its own characteristics and applications.

The B72207S0400K101 is a Varistor, which is a metal oxide varistor that will clamp incoming power surges and divert them to ground, protecting against higher voltage transients. It has an operational voltage of 275VAC/400VDC with a maximum surge current of up to 4000A. The varistor also has an insulation resistance of up to 250 MΩ. It is designed for use in switched-mode power supplies, automotive circuits, audio/video equipment as well as medical equipment and industrial electronic systems.

The working principle of the B72207S0400K101 is simple. It is a two-terminal device containing a special highly conductive varistor material, which can clamp and absorb power surges. When the surge reaches a certain level, the varistor will switch on and divert the power from the power line to ground. This reduces the surge voltage that can damage sensitive components, while allowing normal power levels to pass through without any disruption.

The B72207S0400K101 is suitable for a wide range of power surges and voltages. It is highly reliable and provides excellent performance. It is robust and also has a long service life. It can withstand high temperatures and is also RoHS compliant, making it an ideal choice for high-end, sensitive electronic applications.

The B72207S0400K101 Varistor is a versatile and reliable solution for power surge protection. It is designed to be used in a wide range of applications and has a wide range of operational and surge current ratings. It is a cost-effective solution for protecting sensitive electronic components and systems from power surges and transients.

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