BZW04P136BHE3/54

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TVS or Transient Voltage Suppressor diodes are used to protect circuitry from voltage spikes and transients that could otherwise damage the circuit. The BZW04P136BHE3/54 is a unidirectional diodes in a SOD57C package. The maximum peak pulse current of the device is 13A and its peak power dissipation is 135W. It is typically used in automotive, telecommunication and consumer electronics applications.

The BZW04P136BHE3/54 is designed to protect ULCD, CMOS, and VGA systems from high voltage transients. It is well suited for applications such as ESD, lightning, and other transient protection. It also helps to maintain a steady voltage level for power supply inputs. In addition, the device provides protection from power surge.

The working principle of the BZW04P136BHE3/54 is relatively simple. It is a unidirectional diode. When a surge happens, the diode conducts current through the circuit to ground. This provides protection to the circuit from the surge or transient that could have damaged it. The device is designed to allow only one direction of current flow, thus providing the protection needed

The BZW04P136BHE3/54 is designed to be used in a wide range of applications, including automotive, telecommunication, consumer electronics and more. It provides protection from ESD, surge, and lightning transients, making it well suited for such applications. The device also helps to maintain a steady voltage level for power supply inputs, allowing for reliable operation.

The BZW04P136BHE3/54 is a reliable and cost efficient device that provides good performance and protection in a wide range of applications. The device provides protection from transients and helps to maintain the steady current and voltage level. It is suitable for automotive, telecom and consumer electronics applications, making it a versatile and cost effective solution.

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