BZW06-48B R0G

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TVS - Diodes are used to provide transient voltage suppression. BZW06-48B R0G is one such example. It is a surge protector that helps protect against overvoltage and transⅰent voltage events.
This surge protector has a VBR of 48V, a dissipation power of 600W, an holds an IEC 61000-4-2 (ESD) 15A rating. It is a lead-free RoHS-compliant device encased in a SO-6L package. It is designed to complement other transient voltage suppressors.
The working principle of BZW06-48B R0G is based on the junction breakdown mechanism, which causes the voltage to drop across the junction in order to protect the device itself from the overvoltage. When the voltage in the circuit exceeds the breakdown voltage, the device’s junction breaks down and conducts current. This limits the amount of current that flows through it, thereby protecting the circuit from being damaged by an overvoltage. Additionally, it is also capable of dissipating excess energy by absorbing the current in a controlled manner.
BZW06-48B R0G is typically used in applications such as electronic systems, communication systems, automotive, consumer electronics, and high-voltage power supplies. It provides protection against surges and transients, such as those induced by electrostatic discharge (ESD), inductive loads, and surges as dictated by IEC 61000-4-2. This device is built to withstand energy levels up to 50A, and withstand up to 600W for 10/1000μs.
In summary, BZW06-48B R0G is a surge protection device that provides transient voltage suppression. It operates on the principle of breakdown junctions, which causes voltage drop across the junctions when the voltage level exceeds the breakdown voltage. This device is used in applications such as electronic systems, communication systems, automotive, consumer electronics, and high-voltage power supplies. It can handle currents up to 50A and a maximum power of 600W for 10/1000μs.

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