LCE26A-E3/54

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppression) diodes are widely used in the industry today as an important component in the protection of electronic circuits. The LCE26A-E3/54 is one such diode, which provides protection for circuits from both electrostatic discharges (ESD) and electrical overstress (EOS).

The LCE26A-E3/54 is a glass passivated silicon avalanche diode that is designed for use in a variety of AC and DC powerline protection applications. It is a Unidirectional configuration, which means that it can only protect against ESD in one direction and can not protect against EOS.

The LCE26A-E3/54 is designed for use in AC and DC powerline protection applications such as vehicular, portable, and home electronic equipment. It is ideal for use in applications where the environment may be exposed to intense transient voltage surges, such as mobile phones, computers, and consumer electronics. The LCE26A-E3/54 is constructed using a low-inductance monolith body and is ideal for high-performance protection against ESD and EOS.

The working principle of the LCE26A-E3/54 involves the absorption of the excess voltages that occur during an ESD event or an EOS event. During an ESD event, the two terminals of the diode become forward biased, allowing the absorbed current to dissipate through a forward conduction path. This conduction path dissipates the excess current into the ground. During an EOS event, the forward conduction path is unidirectional, and the excess current will be dissipated through an avalanche breakdown.

The LCE26A-E3/54 is a very effective diode that offers superior protection against ESD and EOS events. It is designed to withstand voltages up to 15kV, with a breakdown voltage of 7kV. It also has a low leakage current and fast response time, making it ideal for use in a wide variety of applications. The LCE26A-E3/54 is an ideal choice for protecting any electronic circuits from ESD and EOS.

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