CDNBS08-T08

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) diodes are semiconductor-based devices designed to protect sensitive circuits against transient overvoltages. They are widely used in various applications, and are particularly effective in protecting circuits against electrical shocks or electromagnetic interference. CDNBS08-T08 is a widely used TVS-Diode, mainly used for automotive engine control systems.

The CDNBS08-T08 TVS-Diode is a unidirectional diode that is specifically designed to protect against static discharge and transient overvoltage. It is used to protect low voltage circuits from transient overvoltage by diverting the dangerous voltage to a safe path to ground. It features a low PIV (Peak Inverse Voltage) of approximately 8V, and a low clamping voltage. The CDNBS08-T08 also has an operating current of 500mA, and a surge current rating of 6000mA.

The working principle of the CDNBS08-T08 is based on the simple physics law that when high enough electrical voltages are applied to a diode, electrons flow from the cathode to the anode, and vice versa. When the electrical voltage surpasses the built-in voltage of the diode, it will trigger a high-speed current through the diode. This current will then be diverted away from the sensitive circuit. The CDNBS08-T08 also introduces an additional resistance into the circuit to increase the absorption of energy from the damaging transient surge.

Overall, the CDNBS08-T08 provides reliable protection for low voltage circuits in automotive engine control systems. It is strong enough to handle transient overvoltages, and protect circuits from electrical shocks and electromagnetic interference. The diode is able to do this by diverting the dangerous voltage to a safe path to ground, introducing an additional resistance into the circuit, and using the simple physics law of electrons flow in order to do its job.

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