D3V3H1B2LP-7B

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppression) diodes are used to protect semiconductor devices such as integrated circuits, transistors, and MOSFETs. They are specially designed to provide protection from transient voltage spikes or ESD (electrostatic discharge). The D3V3H1B2LP-7B is a transient voltage suppression diode designed and manufactured by Diodes Incorporated for protection against overvoltage surges.

The D3V3H1B2LP-7B TVS diode has a low stand-off voltage of 23V, high surge capability, and fast response time, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. It is a bidirectional TVS diode that can be used to protect against both positive and negative voltage transients. It is available in a compact SOD-323 package, making it suitable for use in compact designs.

The D3V3H1B2LP-7B is widely used in a variety of applications, such as industrial, automotive, and consumer electronics. It is commonly used in power supplies, automotive electronics, computers, telecommunication equipment, as well as other sensitive electronic components. It provides protection against ESD and surge voltages up to ±43V.

The D3V3H1B2LP-7B TVS diode works by clamping the voltage to a safe level in the event of an overvoltage transient. When the voltage reaches a certain level, the diode begins to operate and begins to conduct current. This current creates a voltage drop across the diode, which clamps the voltage to a safe level and protects the device from damage. The diode has a fast response time, allowing it to react quickly to sudden voltage spikes and offering protection from potentially damaging surges.

The D3V3H1B2LP-7B diode is a reliable and effective way to protect sensitive electronic devices from transient voltage surges. It is a cost-effective solution for many applications, and its low stand-off voltage and fast response time make it a great choice for applications requiring a high level of protection from transient voltage events.

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