EGP31G-E3/D

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The EGP31G-E3/D is a single, bidirectional, transient voltage suppression diode. It is typically used to protect components from overvoltage and other unexpected power surges. It is a generic device with a high-reliability and wide availability. The EGP31G-E3/D can be found in a variety of applications, including consumer electronics, automotive, and industrial control.

The EGP31G-E3/D is a rectifier diode. It is used to protect components from transients, or power surges. A power surge is an increase in voltage that can damage components. The diode will conduct a brief pulse of current during the surge and then cut off the current, allowing the components to remain protected. This process effectively dissipates the surge and keeps the components safe.

The EGP31G-E3/D rectifier diode is also known as a Zener diode. A Zener diode is a type of diode which is used to maintain a certain voltage level. It allows current to pass when the voltage is below the "zener voltage", and blocks current when the voltage is above the "zener voltage". The diode then prevents any further increase in the voltage level, protecting components from further damage due to overvoltage.

The EGP31G-E3/D has a maximum power dissipation of 600 mW, making it well-suited for high-frequency applications such as protection from spikes in automotive and consumer electronics. It has a maximum forward voltage drop of 2.0 V, a peak pulse power of 1.2 kW, and a minimum reverse recovery time of 150 ns. It is rated at 35 volts, with a maximum clamping voltage of 42 volts and a breakdown voltage of 40 volts.

The EGP31G-E3/D is designed to be an effective solution for a wide range of power surge protection applications. It is an attractive, cost-effective solution for an array of consumer, industrial, and automotive applications. It can provide superior protection against unexpected surges, thus protecting sensitive components and systems.

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