BZW04-26BHE3/73 Circuit Protection

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TVS diodes are becoming increasingly popular in the electronics industry for their ability to protect sensitive electronic components from voltage transients and surges. The BZW04-26BHE3/73 TVS diode is designed to protect against transient voltage spikes in power supply lines from 5V to 200V.

The BZW04-26BHE3/73 is a unidirectional diode designed to efficiently suppress voltages and currents of short duration. It has a peak pulse power of 1400W and a clamping voltage of 26V. It is a surface-mount device with a CMOS-compatible SOIC8 option, and it has an operating temperature range from -55°C to 125°C.

The BZW04-26BHE3/73 TVS diode is used extensively in applications that are sensitive to overvoltage transients. It is a low capacitance device that is suitable for protection from transient voltage spikes in a variety of electrical and electronic equipment. It is commonly used in automotive, medical, avionics, telecommunications, and consumer electronics applications.

The BZW04-26BHE3/73 TVS diode works by clamping the voltage transient to a safe level. This is achieved by diverting the excess voltage and current through a low impedance path created by the diode, protecting the sensitive component and preventing its failure. The device is constructed from a pair of back-to-back Zener diodes connected in series. When a voltage transient exceeds the threshold voltage of the Zener diodes, the excess voltage is diverted through the diode and the component is protected.

The BZW04-26BHE3/73 TVS diode is a reliable device for protecting sensitive electronic components from transient voltage spikes. It is durable, easy to install, and cost-effective, making it an ideal choice for many applications. Its efficient clamping of voltages and currents of short duration make it a valuable asset for a variety of electronic systems.

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