B72530V1170K062

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TVS diodes, also known as Transient Voltage Suppressors, act as a protective device against over-voltage transients and surges. This protection is provided through a combination of semiconductor switching and voltage clamping. TVS diodes provide the most effective and reliable protection against surges and transients in today’s electronics.The B72530V1170K062 is a low capacitance, low leakage varistor from Infineon. This varistor has an operating voltage of 170V. It provides an excellent ESD protection performance, with excellent surge protection capability.

The working principle of the B72530V1170K062 Varistor is based on a phenomenon known as voltage clamping. Voltage clamping occurs when a device is exposed to a large voltage change that causes it to act like a resistor, and thus helps to protect the circuit from several different kinds of over-voltage transients.The Varistor is able to absorb the power of transient surges by controlling the voltage spike and releasing it slowly over time without causing any damage to the circuit. The Varistor also works to limit the amount of current that is allowed to flow in the circuit, thus preventing over-current situations from occurring.

Varistors are used in many applications such as telecommunications, medical, aerospace, and automotive. The B72530V1170K062 Varistor is especially well suited for use in high-frequency, high-bandwidth, high-voltage telecommunications applications, as well as in automotive environments. The B72530V1170K062 Varistor can also be used in many other applications where ESD, surge, and transient protection is needed.

In summary, the B72530V1170K062 Varistor provides excellent ESD and surge protection. It is designed for use in high-frequency, high-bandwidth, and high-voltage telecommunications applications, as well as in automotive environments. The Varistor’s working principle is based on the phenomenon of voltage clamping, which allows it to absorb transient surges and protect the circuit from over-voltage transients.

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