B72210S0131K131

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TVS - Varistors, MOVs are used to protect electrical and electronic circuits from induced electrical transients such as lightning and power outages. The B72210S0131K131 is a member of this category and is designed to offer excellent protection. This article explores the application field and working principle of the B72210S0131K131.

The B72210S0131K131 is a radial-leaded varistor with high electrical performance and extremely low leakage current. The body is made from metal oxide and features low inductance and excellent EMC properties. The device is designed to provide a high surge-cure capability, as well as an optimal balance of high performance and small size. It is rated at 1.31kV, and is suitable for use in a range of applications where a reliable and highly durable surge protective device is needed.

The most common application fields for the B72210S0131K131 are telecommunications networks, CPEs, SBUs, baseband, and optical networks. It can also be used in industrial applications, such as railway systems, where reliable protection is a priority. It is suitable for operation in a wide temperature range (-55℃ to 125℃), making it a versatile device.

The working principle of the B72210S0131K131 is based on Varistor Voltage Dependent Resistor (VDR) technology. The device acts as a voltage-dependent resistor and reduces the peak applied voltage to a safe range by clamping or diverting the transient voltage. The characteristics of the resistor depend on the type of material used and its geometry. When used as a suppressor, the device clamps the peak of the transient voltage at a voltage level lower than the system\'s breakdown voltage. When used as a diverter, the device diverts the transient voltage from critical system components.

The B72210S0131K131 is a highly beneficial surge suppression device that is designed to offer reliable protection and performance. Its application fields range from telecommunications to industrial systems and it can be used in a wide range of temperatures. The device works on the Varistor Voltage Dependent Resistor (VDR) technology, allowing it to effectively clamp or divert transient voltages in order to protect components from damage or interrupted signals.

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