CPDU5V0H-HF Circuit Protection

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TVS – DIODE

A Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) Diode is an electronic component which can protect against hazardous voltage overages in a circuit such as electrical overstress (EOS) or electrostatic discharge (ESD). It is engineered with two opposing p- and n-type layers of semiconductor material, and functions by being inserted to break current flow when an electrical overload is detected.

CPDU5V0H-HF Application Field and working principle

CPDU5V0H-HF is one of the most commonly used TVS Diodes. This type of diode has been developed by Nexperia and is designed to protect against overvoltages of up to 5V and short-circuit currents up to 1A.

The CPDU5V0H-HF Diode is primarily used in the automotive, industrial and consumer electronics markets. It is suitable for a wide variety of different applications such as automotive circuit board protection, data line protection, or power source protection. The versatile diode can be used in many different electrical devices including satellite receivers, digital television receivers, personal computers, data storage devices and mobile phones.

The CPDU5V0H-HF Diode works by diverting a surge of electricity away from susceptible areas of a circuit. This is done through the construction of the diode which contains two opposing layers of semiconductor material. When a voltage overload is detected, the diode will switch on, effectively forming a short circuit and thereby preventing further damages or malfunction of the device.

In addition to providing overvoltage protection, the CPDU5V0H-HF Diode is also designed with ESD protection, meaning that it can protect against electrical shocks generated by static electricity.

The CPDU5V0H-HF Diode is a small and highly effective device, making it the ideal choice for protecting a wide variety of circuits and devices.

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