JAN1N6112US

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TVS-Diodes are voltage protection devices which are designed to protect a system from external transient voltages, and the JAN1N6112US is no exception. This device has been designed to protect low voltage (<28V) and high data rate (>100KHz) systems, such as those found in consumer electronics. It features a high-response multilayer varistor, designed to absorb transient voltage and absorb current.

The JAN1N6112US has a peak pulse current of 5.8A and a peak pulse power of 8.8W, making it suitable for a wide variety of applications. Furthermore, it features a low stand-off voltage of 11.3V and a clamping voltage of 17.2V.

The JAN1N6112US is also RoHS compliant, meaning that it does not contain any hazardous substances that can harm the environment. This makes it an ideal choice for use in a wide range of applications.

The working principle behind the JAN1N6112US is quite simple. When a voltage spike occurs, the device absorbs the energy of the transient voltage spike and limits the voltage across the component. In doing so, it prevents any damage to the system.

The JAN1N6112US can be used in a wide variety of applications, such as automotive, industrial, consumer electronics, and much more. It can be used to protect delicate electronic components from voltage spikes, thus ensuring the safety and reliability of these components. It can also be used to protect high data rate systems from electromagnetic interference, providing them with improved performance and increased reliability.

In conclusion, the JAN1N6112US is a reliable and versatile voltage protection device, with a wide set of applications. Its peak pulse current, peak pulse power, low stand-off voltage, and RoHS compliance make it suitable for a variety of different applications. Furthermore, its simple working principle makes it easy to use and understand. Therefore, the JAN1N6112US is an excellent choice for those looking for a reliable and efficient way to protect their systems from transient voltages.

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