B72500D0300H060

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Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) is a type of device used in protecting electronic systems, circuits and components from voltage surges. Most of these devices are implemented as Varistors, MOVs (Metal Oxide Varistors), and other similar technologies. The B72500D0300H060 is an MOV type device found in Military and Aerospace applications. The device is made from ZnO (Zinc Oxide) material, with a maximum voltage of 600 VDC.

B72500D0300H060 application field is mainly found in applications with highly dynamic voltage such as in the Aerospace and Military industry which is exposed to man-made interference. This device can provide superior voltage surge protection in aircraft, missiles and satellite systems. With the ability to handle high-power conditions, the B72500D0300H060 is often used in large systems and high-power electronic circuit protection applications.

The B72500D0300H060 works on the principle of charge biasing. The biasing in the device occurs when a capacitor charges linearly through a resistor in the device. When the device is exposed to a high current, the current is diverted from the desired load to the device due to the voltage clamping. When the load voltage exceeds the breakover voltage of the device, the energy stored in the device will be continually diverted, causing additional voltage clamping. In this way, the B72500D0300H060 is able to provide air gap protection from potential electrostatic discharge events.

Overall, the B72500D0300H060 is an effective surge protection device for aerospace and military applications that require high-power conditions. Its low capacitance, fast response, and the ability to handle high-current surges makes it a popular choice for intense electrical environments. The B72500D0300H060 is also designed to withstand high current conditions, allowing it to provide effective surge protection for high-power applications.

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