GSOT05C-G3-18

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TVS – Diodes are devices that protect components from electrical disturbances caused by high energy spikes. They are usually connected between two wire lines in order to protect the surge. GSOT05C-G3-18 is a TVS diode that makes use of two high energy surge blocks to provide a protection from a high voltage range of 6.1 – 20.1V.

The GSOT05C-G3-18 offers an extremely low clamping voltage which is also very reliable and durable. The maximum low surge current is 16A and the maximum peak pulse current is 32A. It is able to dissipate large amounts of energy and can withstand high surge voltages ranging from 6.1 – 20.1V. Furthermore, it has a temperature coefficient of approximately 0.04GHz/°C giving it excellent performance abilities in extreme temperature conditions. This is why it is often used in a variety of different industrial applications.

The GSOT05C-G3-18 is also known for its application field and working principle. It mainly functions as an unidirectional surge protector. This means that it only serves to protect a device against high voltage transportation in one direction, not both. The main goal of the diode is to provide surge protection of high voltage and current spikes. In addition, it can act as a fusable protection by providing short circuit protection.

The GSOT05C-G3-18 can be used for a variety of different purposes, the most popular being in auto manufacturing, industrial automation, electronic equipment, medical systems, and even home appliances. It ensures that in case of a power surge, the device is protected against potential damage due to the high voltage range.

The GSOT05C-G3-18 is a very capable and reliable device that can not only be used for several different applications, but also provides high levels of protection. It is a cost-effective and efficient way of protecting components and devices from high voltage surges.

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